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Why Cancer Survivors Could Have Heart Trouble March 29, 2019 Advances in cancer treatments have improved survival rates but sometimes at the cost of a patient’s heart health. A recent study demonstrated that among newly diagnosed breast cancer patients, cardiovascular disease was a higher risk of death than the patient’s breast cancer.

How to Protect Your Heart During Winter Months January 17, 2024 Cold winter weather means bundling up and, yes, being mindful of your heart. Learn why.

Cardiac Rehab: Your Path to a Stronger, Healthier Heart November 21, 2025 Cardiac rehabilitation helps people recover safely and confidently after a heart attack, surgery or other cardiac event. Learn what cardiac rehab involves, who it’s for and how personalized exercise, education and support can strengthen your heart and improve long-term health.

Multiple heart attacks don’t slow down 82-year-old former Inspira employee. July 5, 2024 Meet Rosalind Jackson: At 82, she's unstoppable. Despite enduring multiple heart attacks, this former Inspira employee credits her quick-thinking colleagues and dedicated Inspira Health team for saving her life not once but twice.

What is Elective Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI)? August 24, 2023 More than 600,000 Americans die of heart disease each year in the U.S., but an elective procedure can help save lives.

It’s Not Always Chest Pain: Recognizing Lesser-Known Symptoms of a Heart Attack May 6, 2024 Sometimes, the symptoms of a heart attack are more subtle than what we see in the movies. Inspira doctor shares lesser-known heart attack symptoms, particularly in women.

He survived 25 years in law enforcement - and then something even more challenging. September 14, 2022 When 56-year-old Dan Baer texted his wife to come to the upstairs room he was in, he already knew something was wrong.

7 Powerful Ways You Can Strengthen Your Heart February 14, 2020 Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death worldwide, and it's mostly preventable by changing your lifestyle and managing risk factors.

For this Heart Attack Survivor, 'Shoulder Pain Is His Chest Pain' August 16, 2021 Mike Totten and his wife Lorraine have been married for more than 52 years and consider themselves healthy active seniors. So on March 23, Lorraine was “dumbfounded” when the doctor told her that Mike had experienced a heart attack and was having an emergency intervention in the Cath Lab. She recalls thinking, “A heart attack, that’s something we had never considered."