(BlackDoctor.org) -- The number one cause of death in the United States is heart disease. Typically, heart disease deaths are due to plaque ... Read More
Heart Health
Get Healthier…In Seconds!
(BlackDoctor.org) -- You already know you should exercise more, sleep more, and see the doctor more often for those important ... Read More
Surprising Signs Of A Heart Problem
(BlackDoctor.org) -- We've all read the common signs of a heart attack posted on the walls of our doctor's office. But what if there were ... Read More
Bizarre Health Symptoms…Explained
(BlackDoctor.org) -- Strange aches? You're seeing something funny? Do you swear your hair actually hurts sometimes? What does it all ... Read More
6 Easy Ways To Live Longer
(BlackDoctor.org) -- While it’s been estimated that the number of African Americans seeing riper, older ages will increase by 102 percent by ... Read More
What’s The Difference Between Good Fat & Bad Fat?
(BlackDoctor.org) -- All fats aren’t bad, and in order to lower your cholesterol levels and cut down your risk of heart disease, it isn’t ... Read More
What Every Black Woman Should Know About Heart Disease
(BlackDoctor.org) -- Almost 400,000 women die of heart disease in the United States each year, and a large percentage of them are black ... Read More
Implanted Defibrillators Found Cost-Effective
Implanting defibrillators in high-risk patients not only saves lives but makes good financial sense, researchers have concluded. In an ... Read More
Your Heart Is An Amazing Organ
(BlackDoctor.org) Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of American men and women. But, it doesn't have to be. Heart failure affects some ... Read More
Understanding Heart Failure
(BlackDoctor.org) -- Heart failure does not mean the heart has stopped working. Rather, it means that the heart's pumping power is weaker ... Read More
The Facts About Heart Disease
(BlackDoctor.org) With heart disease accounting for, or being a major factor in almost half of all deaths in America, it’s more than ... Read More
Stroke
More than 2,400 years ago the father of medicine, Hippocrates, recognized and described stroke-the sudden onset of paralysis. Until ... Read More