Coffee and the caffeine in it were long-considered a risk for patients with certain heart conditions. But a recent study ...

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Cardiologist Dr Bindu Chebrolu at Houston Methodist wants us to be aware of a little-known condition, also colloquially called the Holiday Heart Syndrome or Holiday Heart in medical circles. It is ...

Holiday Heart Syndrome is a term coined by researchers to describe the regular increase in AF cases in December and January.

Smartwatches and wearable heart monitors can help detect issues such as irregular heart rhythms. But they also have limits ...

Doctors typically recommend that people with heart issues like A-Fib avoid caffeine out of fear that it will trigger symptoms. But a study by UC San Francisco and the University of Adelaide concluded ...

During the holiday season, baking cookies, buying gifts, decorating and spending time with family and friends are likely ...

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The NHS has issued a warning for patients prescribed digoxin, urging them to speak to a doctor if they experience more than ...

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Christmas brings more than Santa, mistletoe kisses and bad holiday sweaters. A study published in Circulation, the flagship journal of the American Heart Association, found that more cardiac deaths ...

The holidays are a festive time often filled with rich dishes and plenty of alcohol. But too much good cheer can lead to an increased risk of holiday heart syndrome.