Heart attacks are often thought of as sudden and unexpected, but in many cases, the body starts sending warning signals weeks ...

Heart attack symptoms in women differ significantly from men's, leading to delayed diagnosis and poorer outcomes. Experts ...

"There are several reasons for this in my opinion. Traditionally, the archetype of a heart attack—a sudden, crushing chest pain—has been based on men's experiences. However, women often experience ...

Heart attacks don’t always look like they do in the movies. While some involve doubling over, wincing in pain, and falling to the ground, others present very differently. In fact, some “silent heart ...

Heart attacks don't always look the same. BBC's Dr Punam shares some of the signs in women that could save lives from this ...

Chest pain can be a scary symptom – it's not always serious, but it can be a symptom of having a heart attack. Look out for ...

Hollywood has shaped how many people imagine a heart attack—someone clutching their chest and collapsing dramatically. But ...

One arm is more likely that the other to hurt during a heart attack. It's the arm that shares nerves that branch from the ...

Research shows that 85% of women 55 and younger who have had heart attacks experienced other symptoms—which could include ...

While chest pain remains the most recognised sign of a heart attack, studies show that women are more likely to experience ...

Most heart attacks feel mild, not dramatic. Misbeliefs delay treatment and worsen health outcomes over time, often leading to ...

The research is one of the most detailed investigations into coronary microvascular dysfunction (CMD) to uncover sex-specific ...