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If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, understanding the condition can help you manage it. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes have a lot in common, but the differences are important.

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Passing out usually isn't something to be concerned about, but sometimes it's a sign of a serious heart condition.

There must be a balance between treating both heart disease and cancer. That's where cardio-oncologists come in.

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Dr. Deborah Crabbe recommends that all women be familiar with these essential takeaways to keep their heart healthy.

They say that knowledge is power, so check out this post to learn all about heart transplant surgery.

Designing and building smaller medical implants isn’t a new idea. Patients have already benefited in major ways.

When you have heart disease, routine illnesses can be anything but routine. Learn what to do if you get a cold or flu.

A complicated-sounding procedure for a complicated-sounding disease. Dr. Vaidya explains this advanced treatment.

Have you ever wondered about the clinical trials on which medication, medical device and other therapies are approved?

Catch up on the highlights from the latest U.S. guidelines for heart failure management.

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When You Have Cancer and Heart Disease

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Why Participate in Clinical Trials — Aren't They Risky?

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