Medical articles of Cardiac risk

Cardiovascular diseases are not uncommon during pregnancy; they are the leading cause of complications during pregnancy. Growing a child induces a lot of stress on the heart and circulatory system, wh...

Heart conditions can develop differently in women, present with less typical symptoms and be strongly influenced by hormonal changes across life.

A combination of lifestyle changes, medical treatment and regular monitoring can significantly reduce cardiac risk, and lower the chance of a heart attack, stroke or other cardiac event.

Many of us don’t pay enough attention to our health until problems arise. Understanding your cardiac risk and taking proactive steps can prevent serious complications like heart attacks or strokes. In...

Watches no longer just tell the time – now, they can answer phone calls, show you text notifications, and thanks to their prime location right on the wrist, they can track physical activity through yo...

A cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk assessment is a series of questions about age, weight, family history, medical history, and lifestyle habits such as diet and physical activities. With that combine...

Here, in one of our latest online article, esteemed consultant cardiologist, Dr Nicholas Robinson, delves into what this process entails and why it matters for your overall well-being.