Heart Care News & Information

Before uncorking or sipping on your next adult beverage, take time to understand how alcohol affects your heart-health. Too much elevates your risk for serious

Smoking is one of the leading risk factors for heart disease. Almost one third of deaths are due to smoking and secondhand smoke1. While more

An understanding of the risk factors for heart disease is essential in caring for your heart health and overall wellness. It is also important to

National Women’s History month, recognized each year in March, draws attention to the importantroles that women play in our lives. One of these roles is

High blood pressure is often referred to as the “silent killer.” It is a leading risk factor for heart disease and cardiovascular conditions, yet it

Each new year brings excitement for resolutions and changes. As you plan your heart-health goals for 2023, we invite you to think small rather than

The month of January is recognized as National Blood Donor Month, an opportunity to roll up your sleeve and save a life. A blood transfusion

Queen’s Heart Institute patient Carole Rimell recently shared her life-changing story. A devastating diagnosis and limited treatment options brought her to Queen’s, where she was

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is commonly referred to as the “silent killer.” There are few signs or symptoms, and many times it goes unnoticed

Holidays are for celebrating with your ‘ohana, and this season offers more festivities to gather and enjoy savory meals and delicious drinks. While making the

Queen’s Heart Institute successfully performed its first Tricuspid Clip procedure, only the second in thestate, to greatly improve the quality of life for a patient.

Risk factors for heart disease include those that you can control and those that you cannot control. One that has a significant impact is your