When Are Heart Rhythm Disorders Important?
How to distinguish common palpitations from rhythm symptoms that require urgent or specialist assessment.
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New clinical studies, digital health, artificial intelligence and emerging techniques explained in patient-friendly language.
Hypertension and Cardiovascular Risk
Why high blood pressure is often silent and why correct measurement and long-term control matter.
Read the article →Epicardial Fat and Arterial Stiffness
What the fat tissue surrounding the heart may tell us about cardiometabolic and vascular risk.
Read the article →How Do Coronary Collateral Vessels Protect the Heart?
Natural alternative blood-flow channels in severe coronary narrowing and what they do - and do not - mean for treatment.
Read the article →What to Expect During Coronary Angiography
Preparation, catheter access, imaging, possible intervention and recovery after coronary angiography.
Read the article →Does Every Palpitation Need Treatment?
Why rhythm documentation comes before deciding on medicines, ablation or observation.
Read the article →Gastrocardiac Symptoms: Heart or Stomach?
Why reflux and upper abdominal symptoms can resemble cardiac pain - and when the heart must be assessed first.
Read the article →Women and Cardiovascular Risk
Traditional and female-specific risk factors, symptom patterns and prevention across life stages.
Read the article →Cardiovascular Health During Pregnancy
Normal circulatory changes in pregnancy and symptoms or conditions that need cardiology review.
Read the article →Heart Failure in Women
Common causes, distinctive clinical contexts and monitoring priorities in women with heart failure.
Read the article →Metabolic Syndrome and Cardiovascular Risk
How waist circumference, blood pressure, glucose and blood lipids combine to increase long-term risk.
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