Do not ignore these warning signs, such as a sinking feeling in your chest or rhythmic whooshing in your ear, indicating underlying heart disease.

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The heart communicates electromagnetically. An EKG measured in the doctor's office is actually an electrical signal produced by the heart. This signal can be picked up anywhere on the body ...

A new radar device, developed by Dr. George Shaker and his research team at the University of Waterloo, could help detect ...

Your teeth are whispering secrets about your health! Have you heard them? It's time that you listen to them before you fall ...

Russian hackers targeted Signal, the app used by U.S. officials for classified chats. Discover the risks, security updates, ...

“Rather than the heart speeding up and pumping more forcefully to maintain the blood pressure, it starts to slow down. The blood pressure drops, the heart rate slows further, and the heart can ...

If fat cells become metabolically stressed and dysfunctional, they start churning out chunks of mitochondria that serve as warning signals to the heart of potential catastrophe, suggest the authors of ...