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If you have an Apple Watch, you’ve likely noticed it has an interesting health feature – a heart monitor. Many Apple Watch models, as well as other wearable devices, have built-in heart monitors or

If you had a heart valve problem in the 1940s, you faced dangerous open-heart surgery and only a 50% survival rate. Today, new, technologically advanced treatments can help anyone, even patients in

Having heart failure , also known as congestive heart failure or CHF, doesn't mean that your heart has stopped. It simply means that your heart doesn't work as well as it should. Heart failure is a

Let's face it—the heart health messages out there are confusing! Wine may be good for your heart, but you should avoid alcohol. Chocolate can be a part of a heart healthy lifestyle, but don't eat too

Imagine this: You're one of the 6.2 million Americans who have heart failure. You’re used to trips to the hospital, a lower quality of life and an increased risk of death.