Black women experience higher rates of heart attacks at younger ages. Here's why they're more vulnerable and what medical ...

While we know that anyone can develop heart disease or cancer, some people are at a higher risk based on their genetics.

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death among women, yet it is often underdiagnosed due to atypical symptoms, said Dr. Robin Conley of Baptist ...

Black women face hidden risks of heart disease due to misdiagnosis and medical bias. The healthcare system must change to ...

Heart Health Month is here! Discover how to prioritize your heart health with three simple ways, focusing on nourishment, exercise, and stress management.

From menopause to stress, here is everything Black women need to know about living with and preventing heart disease.

Discover the critical importance of cardiovascular health during American Heart Month and learn about the top two things to do after a cardiovascular event.

While women can experience typical chest pain that can hint at a risk for heart attacks, they may also show other signs and ...

The American Heart Association partners with the National Newspaper Publishers Association to address health disparities in ...

You might have noticed last week friends and colleagues donning red dresses, shirts and ties for the American Heart ...

Feb. 19, 2025 — One in five older adults gets an infection up to six months after heart surgery, and women are far more likely to develop one, according to recent studies. Black patients also ...

Using hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to reduce cardiovascular risk during menopause remains a topic of debate. The ...