Heart Disease Highlights

After recovering from a heart attack, cardiologist Christopher Leet learned firsthand the connection between heart disease and depression.

Rebecca shares the medications she is trying to control her microvascular heart disease symptoms and describes why it is necessary for her to engage in exercise.

Dr. Kaplan discusses the most common heart rhythm problem he encounters, supraventricular tachycardia (SVT).

More than four million people per year have a silent heart attack and don't even know it! A silent heart attack often does not have symptoms, other than fatigue and possible shortness of breath.

Learn how blood pressure affects your health and simple ways to keep it low from Dr. Russell Greenfield.

Cardiologist Dr. John Kennedy explains how prolonged hiccups can be a warning sign of a blocked artery.

In this edition of You've Got, The Doctors' Dr. Travis Stork explains what the symptoms of a heart attack may be in men and women and the urgency of treating a heart attack as soon as possible.

Janet, 57, says she's been experiencing heart palpitations and chest pressure. Since she has a family history of heart disease, she decided to be proactive and visited cardiologist Dr. John M. Kennedy for a Cardiac CT. Hear her results.

Dr. DelGiorno explains the questions a woman should ask her cardiologist if she is concerned about heart disease.

Cardiologist Dr. John M. Kennedy explains Cardiac CT, a revolutionary, non-invasive and highly accurate test that examines the arteries for risk of heart disease.

Cardiologist Dr. Lisa Matzer explains how anger and pent-up emotions can be detrimental to your heart.

In this You've Got, edition Dr. Oz shows you the signs and symptoms of heart disease and heart attack in men and women.

Andrea, now 41, began suffering from fatigue, loss of appetite and swollen legs, and was diagnosed with a virus. Three years later, her symptoms returned, she had trouble breathing and experienced an abnormally rapid heart rate. Following an eight-hour procedure, Andrea was told that her heart was severely damaged and she needed a transplant.

Dr. Christopher Cannon talks about various tests that are available to predict the probability of having a heart attack, most related to blood tests or blood pressure. The Framingham Risk Score and C-reactive protein are two examples.