The NHS is urging people to “spread the word” by sharing three symptoms to look out for when someone is having a heart attack. Posting on X, the NHS shared several images of what to do in such ...

When you hear the words “heart attack,” what do you imagine? Probably someone clutching their chest ... A lot of people having a heart attack report feeling nauseous, dizzy, or even faint.

If you're with someone who is having heart attack symptoms and becomes unconscious, you should first call 911 and then engage in CPR, Breathett says. (You can find free CPR training at your local ...

Clutching at the chest while sweating profusely and gasping for air is a common way that television shows and movies depict someone having a heart attack. However, heart problems can show up ...

To take their medicine. And, if they ever think they're having a heart attack, call 911. "If I can help someone else, even just one person," he said, "we've done good things." ...

Dr. Ameera Haamid, the associate emergency medical services medical director of the Chicago South EMS System, agreed that people should always call 911 when they're having heart attack or stroke ...