Atrial fibrillation (AFib), one of the most common heart arrhythmias, is a growing concern in the United States and worldwide ...

An estimated 12 million people in the U.S. will experience atrial fibrillation by the year 2030. That’s according to the ...

While AFib can affect anyone, it is more common among people of European descent. But Black people who have AFib are more likely to have serious complications such as stroke or heart failure, ...

The Apple Watch has yet again proven itself a worthwhile investment, prompting one Austin man to seek help when he wouldn't ...

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In addition, Afib can cause heart failure and other serious cardiac problems. “Studies have shown Afib can increase risk of cardiac death twofold,” says Dr. Ibrahim Almasry, a cardiac ...

David Weisman, the clinical cardiac medical director at Jupiter Medical Center. "Atrial fibrillation is a serious condition," Dr. Weisman said. "Patients really feel bad. They feel short of breath.

Mike Gomez, a resident of Austin, Texas, recently shared how his Apple Watch helped save his life after the device alerted him to possible heart issues via a series of irregular heart rate ...

ARVC is more common and severe in men, and the researchers discovered that anabolic steroids can make the condition worse, ...

But when he woke up in the morning, Woodhall said he still felt pain. That’s when he opened his Oura app, where he received a ...

She was indeed diagnosed with atrial fibrillation and was reported to ... see a small device equipped with the technology to detect serious health conditions before the user does.