Daily Diet Decisions Shape Heart Health and Longevity
During Heart Month, experts emphasize how daily food choices significantly impact cardiovascular wellness. Learn how balanced nutrition can prevent heart disease and support longevity.
Category : Heart Health
Women's Heart Health Series Launches in Northern Ontario
A new health series kicks off in Sudbury with a focus on women's heart health, featuring Wear Red Canada and local health partners to educate the community on healthcare innovations.
Heartbreak's Physical Toll: 5 Ways It Affects Your Body
Heartbreak extends beyond emotional suffering, manifesting in tangible physical symptoms. Research reveals how grief impacts cardiovascular health, immune function, sleep patterns, and more.
Heart Disease Signs Less Recognized in Women: Expert Insight
A medical expert highlights the reasons why symptoms of heart disease are frequently missed or misinterpreted in women, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and tailored healthcare approaches.
Calgary Company Provides Free CPR Training for Heart Month
A Western Canadian first aid company in Calgary is offering complimentary CPR workshops throughout February to promote lifesaving skills during Heart Month, aiming to educate as many community members as possible.
Heart Health Caution for Maritimers Shoveling Snow
Health experts emphasize the cardiovascular risks of snow shoveling, advising Maritimers on safe practices to prevent heart strain during winter storms.
Love and Relationships Improve Heart Disease Outcomes, Research Shows
New research from the Ottawa Heart Institute reveals that being in a high-quality relationship can enhance recovery from heart disease and provide protective benefits against cardiovascular issues.
Wear Red Canada Day 2026 Highlights Women's Heart Health Crisis
Wear Red Canada Day on February 13, 2026, raises awareness about heart disease as the leading cause of premature death for Canadian women, emphasizing under-diagnosis and unique symptoms.
Mediterranean Diet Cuts Women's Stroke Risk: Study
A new research study finds that adherence to the Mediterranean diet is associated with a significantly lower risk of stroke among women, highlighting dietary impacts on cardiovascular health.
Heart Disease Risk Gap Between Men and Women Widens in Mid-30s
New research indicates men's cardiovascular disease risk accelerates faster than women's by their mid-30s, prompting calls for earlier preventive healthcare.
Ottawa Heart Institute Marks Heart Month with Awareness Campaigns
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is spearheading Heart Month activities across Canada, promoting cardiovascular health awareness and preventive care initiatives throughout February 2026.
Night Owls Face Heart Risks, But Changes Can Help
New research indicates that individuals with a late-night chronotype may have an increased risk for cardiovascular issues, though behavioral modifications can mitigate these effects.
Doctor Urges New Medical Check for Trump After Sleep Episodes
A prominent cardiologist and former Dick Cheney doctor calls for a new health evaluation for Donald Trump after video shows him appearing to nod off. Dr. Jonathan Reiner cites repeated public incidents.
Expert shares tips to bring high cholesterol under control
A health expert reveals practical strategies, including adding walnuts to your diet, to manage and lower high cholesterol levels effectively. Learn the daily habits that make a difference.
Heart attack leads to lifelong friendship in Montreal
A Montreal hockey historian's life was saved by a quick-thinking ER doctor. Now, they share an unbreakable bond. Read this inspiring story of friendship born from crisis.
Cardiologist Questions Trump's High-Dose Aspirin Regimen
A CNN medical analyst scrutinizes Donald Trump's daily 325mg aspirin use, citing bleeding risks and outdated medical advice. Learn why experts are concerned.
Trump takes higher aspirin dose than doctors advise
In a lengthy Wall Street Journal interview, former U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed he takes a daily aspirin dose exceeding medical advice. Read the health details.
New Choking Guidelines: Back Blows Recommended Before Heimlich
The American Heart Association now advises starting with back blows, not abdominal thrusts, for choking victims. Learn the new life-saving steps based on Calgary research.
Doctor Concerned Trump 'Looks Unwell' in Public Appearance
A prominent cardiologist expresses serious concern for President Trump's health following a recent speech. Get the details on the medical analysis and the ongoing skepticism.
Choosing a Blood Pressure Monitor for 2025
Learn how to select the right home blood pressure monitor for accurate readings. Our guide includes top-rated models for 2025 and key features to consider for your health.
Cardiologist Questions Trump's 'Preventative' MRI
A leading cardiologist calls the White House explanation for Trump's recent medical imaging 'laughable' and evasive, questioning the need for advanced tests. Learn the details and expert analysis.
Belly Fat Linked to Dangerous Heart Changes in Men
New research reveals abdominal fat, particularly in men, is strongly linked to dangerous heart remodelling. Learn the risks and what the data means for Canadians.
Brampton teacher saved by stepson's CPR in NYC
Lindsay MacOdrum, a Brampton teacher, survived cardiac arrest in Central Park after her 17-year-old stepson performed immediate CPR. Her doctor credits his quick actions with saving her life.
Snow Shoveling Linked to Cardiac Problems Increase
Medical experts warn that snow shoveling significantly increases cardiac risks and heart attack probability. Learn protective measures and warning signs to stay safe this winter season.
N.S. woman faces heart transplant rejection at 28
Rebecca Gillis received a heart transplant at 14. Now 28, her body is rejecting the organ as she hopes to create lasting memories and leave a legacy.
Fetterman Home After Fall Needing 20 Stitches
U.S. Senator John Fetterman is home recovering after a fall that required 20 facial stitches. Read about his health journey and political actions.
Ottawa Heart Study Changes Global Patient Care
A groundbreaking Ottawa Heart Institute study reveals patients with successful atrial fibrillation ablation can safely stop lifelong blood thinners, drastically changing global treatment protocols.
New Online Tool Screens Heart Attack & Stroke Risk
Heart & Stroke unveils Risk Screen, a new online tool helping Canadians assess their heart attack and stroke risk. Learn how to protect your health today.
Blood Thinners No Longer Needed for Many: Study
A new study suggests many patients with atrial fibrillation may safely discontinue blood thinners, potentially reducing medication burdens. Learn more about the findings.
New Study Questions Melatonin Use and Heart Health
A recent study raises questions about melatonin supplements and cardiovascular health. Learn the facts and what this means for Canadian users. Stay informed about your health choices.
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