Heart attack symptoms that are often ignored or overlooked
Lesser-known symptoms of a heart attack: shortness of breath, weakness, pressure in jaw or neck, sudden onset fatigue. You may not have any chest pain.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Lesser-known symptoms of a heart attack: shortness of breath, weakness, pressure in jaw or neck, sudden onset fatigue. You may not have any chest pain.
Surprisingly, most people who have had a heart attack do not take known steps to reduce their risk of another heart attack.
Fun with statistics: Relative risk versus Absolute Risk. Most of the time, particularly with medical drugs, we only hear the relative risk values.
Males who are almost six feet tall, but not six feet, tend to tell others they are six feet tall.
ObamaCare has failed and most individual market enrollees will no longer have health insurance. It seems unlikely Congress has a solution.
Official data on enrollees is inconsistent, contradictory and misleading. Also most people had pre-X condition protections before the ACA.
Many incorrectly believe there were no pre-existing condition exclusioin protections before the ACA passed in 2010. This is not true, however.
So why do we focus on cholesterol? I have no idea.
Pop media and cardiology too, focus on LDL, smoking, diabetes and heart disease - but seem to ignore other now documented causes of artery problems.
After years of saying the ACA would lower prices, Congress acknowledges the individual market is now so expensive, it cannot function without subsidies.