Johns Hopkins Health Alerts | Heart Health | Heart Attack Prevention
Heart Attack Prevention
We now know more about Heart Attack Prevention than ever before. Learn what you need to know to prevent a first heart attack. If you have already had a first heart attack, learn more about heart attack prevention in order to avoid a second heart attack.
Heart Attack Prevention Articles:
- Heart Attack Alert: Why a Yearly Flu Shot Can Protect Your Heart
- Heart Attack Alert: Take Heart in Exercise
- Heart Attack Alert: Eating Right for Your Heart's Sake
- Heart Attack Report: Preventing Heart Disease in Women – Updated Guidelines
- Heart Attack Alert: Soy and Heart Attack Prevention
- Heart Attack Alert: Let Them Drink Wine
- Heart Attack Alert: Chronic Chest Pain a Potential Red Flag for Women
- Heart Attack Report: Alcohol and Heart Attacks -- Does a Drink a Day Lower Your Risk?
- Heart Attack Alert: The ABCs of Heart Attack Prevention
- Heart Attack Report: How Not to Have a Heart Attack
- Living with Coronary Heart Disease Alert: After a Heart Attack -- Should You Have a Home Defibrillator?
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All the articles in the Heart Health area are derived from our monthly newsletter, Johns Hopkins Health After 50, and our annual Johns Hopkins White Paper: Coronary Heart Disease and Johns Hopkins White Paper: Heart Attack Prevention located in our Bookstore.
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