Talk to your doctor about whether taking aspirin can do you more harm than good.

The study finds nearly 96% of patients deemed eligible for surgery survive in the first 48 hours.

Providers’ differential decision-making must be addressed to equalize chance of survival for heart failure patients, researchers say.

After the diagnosis, Cristina Bashans was carefully monitored for a potentially life-threatening aortic aneurysm.

One woman’s bicuspid valve was replaced, and aortic aneurysm repaired, after a period of doctor-led “watchful waiting.”

Hospitals across the country are teaming up to improve outcomes in kids who need mechanical heart pumps for congenital heart disease or heart failure.

An expert weighs in on what to avoid to prevent an atrial fibrillation episode.

Complicated heart issues put one woman at high risk for pregnancy, but a team of skilled doctors helped her give birth to two healthy children.

Updated heart failure management guidelines add recommendations for the use of SGLT inhibitors and for managing patients with cancer therapy-related cardiotoxicity.

With winter in full swing, a cardiologist explains why some are at high risk of aortic dissection.

Heart attacks mean energy deprivation. Could a fatty acid found in energy drinks, then, help recovery?

An expert weighs in on what it means to have a heart murmur and when you should see a cardiologist.

The technique has potential to change the way aortic aneurysm is monitored.

Taking low-dose aspirin every day to prevent heart disease shouldn’t be the first line of defense, according to new guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

Ireland never showed any symptoms of her rare congenital heart condition until it caused her to collapse after playing outside.