Cardiovascular

Reversing racism’s toll on heart health featured image

Caitlin Doran

June 26, 2024

Researchers have published a paper describing how racism, not race, affects heart health and health outcomes. The goal is to better understand the effects of racism and identify ways to disrupt its impact on heart health.

Holiday heart attacks and strokes

Dana Sparks

December 15, 2016

Mayo Clinic Minute: The Mayo Clinic Diet’s new tools

Jeff Olsen

December 14, 2016

Helpful ways you can reduce your sodium intake

Micah Dorfner

December 13, 2016

Mayo Clinic Q and A: Heart disease increases risk of complications from the flu

Liza Torborg

December 13, 2016

Breathing easier for pulmonary hypertension patients

Cynthia Weiss

December 12, 2016

Housecall: Can’t sleep?

Laurel Kelly

December 12, 2016

In the Loop: Sisters’ heart transplants inspire holiday toy drive

Dana Sparks

December 6, 2016

Mayo Clinic Q and A: What causes erectile dysfunction and should it be checked?

Liza Torborg

December 6, 2016

How one minute could prevent unnecessary hospitalization, tests for patients with low-risk chest pains

Elizabeth Zimmermann

December 5, 2016

Mayo Clinic Minute: How holiday salt hurts your heart

Vivien Williams

December 1, 2016

Research says: Patients with cancer history experiencing severe heart attacks benefit from cardiac treatment

Traci Klein

December 1, 2016

Mayo Clinic finds myocarditis caused by infection on rise globally

Kevin Punsky

November 29, 2016

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