
There are many different kind of the fast heart rate conditions. The most common one that many in the audience may recognize is called Atrial Fibrillation. More>>
Heart murmurs, and leaky valves. Both are problems that a cardiac stress test can detect. But, why do they happen? Bad genetics? Bad lifestyle? More>>
A few weeks ago, KTIV anchors Matt Breen and Kristie VerMulm hopped on a treadmill at Mercy Medical Center for a cardiac stress test. It's a pretty simple test to check for heart disease, or an irregular heart beat. More>>
For folks facing a family history of heart disease, there's one test that could save your life. A cardiac "stress test". More>>
A stress test is designed to get your heart pumping so doctors can check to make sure it's working the way it should. But, the experience can be different for men and women. KTIV's Kristie VerMulm stepped on the treadmill to find out. More>>
Last time on Heart Health, the focus was what you need to do if you think there might be something wrong with your heart. This week, we're turning the focus to what happens when something's not quite right. More>>
Obesity, smoking, lack of exercise. These are all things that can contribute to the risk factors for heart disease. But, what if you've already developed it and the damage is done? More>>
Heart disease is a serious health condition. But, it can be made worse by an underlying condition, like rheumatoid arthritis. That's the focus of this week's Heart Health with Doctor Ramin Artang of Mercy Cardiology. More>>
It used to be that "an apple a day kept the doctor away." We get the vitamins and minerals we need from the foods we eat. But, are there vitamins, or minerals, that specifically target the heart? More>>
Belly fat is bad because it is a sign of a relatively unhealthy lifestyle with a low exercise level and a high fat diet. But you may wonder what is a quick way to know if your own is bad? More>>
On "Heart Health with Dr. Ramin Artang with Mercy Cardiology we're looking at "Heart Disease in women and the symptoms and risk factors. It's not just a concern for older women.
When you think of salty foods, chips and fries might come to mind. But you might be surprised at how much salt is in the food you eat and what it does to your heart. More>>
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Coronary artery bypass surgery eases symptoms of chest pain in those with heart disease. Find out how it's done and why it makes living an active lifestyle possible More>>