Know The Risks

Coronary Artery Disease

Heart Attack Facts

High Blood Pressure

Atrial Fibrillation

General Examination

Women And Heart Disease Symptoms

Electrocardiogram

Cardiac Catheterization

Heart-Lung Transplant

Heart-Valve Replacement

What You Can Do

Aspirin And Heart Disease

Preventing A Second Heart Attack

Women And Heart Disease Symptoms

Healthy Heart Goals For Women

Factors That Increase Risk

Strategies To Prevent Heart Disease In Women

The Heart Truth For Women

African-American Women And Heart Disease

American Indian Women And Heart Disease

Asian-American Women And Heart Disease

Hispanic Women And Heart Disease

Aetna

Womens Health

Heart Health

Know The Risks

Years or decades of a poor diet take their toll as you age and fatty plaques that have collected along artery walls slow or impede blood flow.

Diabetes And Heart Disease

Every woman should know about the connection between heart disease and diabetes.

Your risk of developing coronary artery disease is higher if you have a close relative who developed the disease before age 65.

Being obese increases the risk of cardiovascular health by promoting other risk factors such as high triglycerides, low HDL, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Quitting Smoking

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable illness and death in the United States.

Sedentary Lifestyle

A physically active lifestyle benefits your heart in several ways.

Unmanaged and out of control, stress takes a terrible toll on your body.