As colder weather and snow set in, cardiologists are warning that the risk of heart attacks and sudden death increases.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Local doctors are issuing a crucial warning about the dangers of cold temperatures on heart health. Cardiologists have been cautioning the public about the risks associated with ...

During these cold days, our bodies are working overtime to stay warm. Many heart issues tend to pop up when people are ...

With such cold weather conditions, it becomes important to take care of your health, especially your heart. Winters tend to affect your heart and therefore, it is important that you stay cautious.

Cardiac arrest cases have recorded a spurt since the arrival of cold weather this year, prompting medical practitioners and district administrations to release advisories for high-risk groups.

(KMAland) -- January's cold temperatures in Missouri and across the nation can pose risks for those with heart conditions.

Shoveling snow sends many people to the emergency room, sometimes from the cold and other times from the stress. "With hypothermia, that can definitely lead to cardiac arrest, which is a heart ...

Cold weather can pack a serious punch for vulnerable populations. Cardiologists in the Triangle are warning North Carolinians of the increased risk of heart attacks during cooler months.

In a beautifully heartwarming display of sympathy, a man recently shared a video showing how he helped a group of puppies survive a significantly cold day. Satyam Suryavanshi, a caring individual ...

Sign up for our Newsletters "In the winter months, and especially around the time of cold spells, we see an increase in heart ...

Physician-scientists found that a subset of artificial heart patients can regenerate heart muscle, which may open the door to new ways to treat and perhaps someday cure heart failure. A research ...

A cold snap has hold of the eastern and southeastern parts of the U.S. In fact, the month of January is predicted to be colder than normal, and colder than any January we’ve experienced in years.