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Holiday heart syndrome is real. Learn how to improve your odds of avoiding this condition.

Former baseball hopeful Terry Fewless gets his life back thanks to newer technology for clearing clogged arteries.

Younger patients are less likely to get a prescription, even when their cholesterol levels rise too high.

Your level of pessimism is easily measurable—and could be another factor in determining your risk of dying.

After narrowly escaping death, heart transplant patient Fred Nelis will swim competitively in the Transplant Games.

Debra Peck’s parents were told she wouldn't live long. Now 60, she is the second person in the world to get an innovative new device.

When Lana Van Alstine refused to become a 'cardiac cripple,' her doctor found a way forward for her.

A six-hour surgery and an artificial artery gets Wayne Ver Strate back in the game.

Age 36, married and mother of two, Amy Reames was in a good place. And then her heart shut down.