By Dr. Kimberly McKinnon

Understanding your individual risk – and taking steps to reduce it – is your best chance of preventing a heart attack.

By Kent Kennel

Completing a cardiac rehabilitation program can improve the likelihood you’ll stay healthy and lower the risk of a repeat event.

By Dr. Maria Rosa Costanzo

Heart attacks occur equally in men and women. Yet many people – women included – believe heart attacks mainly affect middle-aged men.

By Healthy Driven Chicago

Dr. Michelle Meziere and Wendy Murphy from Edward-Elmhurst Health appeared on a recent episode of Windy City Live on ABC7 to answer common questions about ...

By Dr. Cash Casey

The heart beats automatically and usually runs smoothly, efficiently and accurately. But sometimes it can short-circuit leading to an abnormal heartbeat.

By Dr. Mark Goodwin

People tend to think if they're feeling good, they must be in good health. But the truth is, you can feel great and still be ...

By Dr. Bryan Foy

Advances in technology are allowing more patients with heart disease to undergo successful treatment. These new devices and procedures make it possible to treat more ...