Younger Adults Facing Unexpectedly High Risks from Afib
Afib is more common and dangerous in people under age 65 than previously thought, new research finds.
Afib is more common and dangerous in people under age 65 than previously thought, new research finds.
Patients with severe gum inflammation who had it treated after heart catheter ablation were significantly less likely to have a recurrence of AFib.
Cathie Biga becomes the global cardiovascular organization's first non-physician president.
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