Heart Disease – The Leading Cause of Death in Women

Posted on February 9, 2012 by vitamincreek

Heart Disease - The Leading Death of Women Cardiovascular disease-or most commonly called heart disease-is the leading cause of death of women in our country today.

Heart disease is the general term attributed to a variety of diseases and conditions-both serious and moderately serious-that affect the heart, blood vessels, and all vital functions of the heart. Below, we take a look at common symptoms of heart disease, health risk factors that contribute to cardiovascular disease, lifestyle recommendations to eliminate your risk, as well as treatment options to help you better understand heart and cardiovascular disease. Continue reading →

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Heart Disease – The Leading Cause of Death in Women