As February and American Heart Month comes to a close, UPMC Washington reminds residents of the need to focus on heart health and that the hospital offers comprehensive heart and vascular care. Heart ...

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The players who helped secure League Cup glory for City 50 years ago today have all long since cemented their deserved place in City folklore. Men's Team We did it for Colin Bell: Joe Corrigan’s ...

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, but doctors say many people don’t recognize the early warning signs until a major event happens.

Doctors at Ascension Sacred Heart say family history, tobacco use, and high cholesterol are warning signs to act on now.

It’s a second chance at life, but to get here, 12-year-old Hendrix Hamon and his family sat through an anxious wait, following news that a “silent killer” disease meant his heart’s efficiency was ...

More than 60 million women in the U.S. live with cardiovascular disease. Doctors urge women to learn the symptoms of heart attacks.

Heart disease is the top cause of death in Mississippi. The mobile lab is designed to bring screenings to people and reduce ...

Floodlight reports Louisiana is investing in "blue ammonia," raising concerns among locals about health risks from proposed ...

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - U of M Director of Preventive Cardiology Erick Brandt says many factors are to blame for the rise of heart disease in young adults. He cites poor diet and sleep schedules as ...

New artificial intelligence technology is helping doctors overcome challenges in rural communities. Dr. Meagan Carpenter ...