A study led by a physician-scientist at the University of Arizona College of Medicine–Tucson's Sarver Heart Center identified ...

A Seward fifth grader battling a rare disease known as MPS, or Hurler Syndrome, was honored by her classmates Thursday.

Brenan Cullimore had a rare genetic condition, Brugada syndrome, that led to cardiac arrest. His wife wants to raise awareness of CPR, AEDs in saving lives. In early March 2025, medical student ...

But a lesser known condition called Einstein syndrome proves this isn’t always the case. While the term is often used, it’s important to note that Einstein syndrome has no ICD-10 (medical ...

A Lee County woman's experience with a mysterious heart condition has shed new light on broken heart syndrome, a condition triggered by sudden emotional distress without blocked arteries.

The St. Louis Cardinals have multiple assets who could be traded this summer, depending on how the rest of this season's first half goes for the franchise. For instance, superstar third baseman ...

“He didn’t really know about that.” Brugada syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that causes the ventricles — the lower chambers of the heart — to beat abnormally, what’s also called ...

The St. Louis Cardinals could make significant changes to their pitching staff this summer but fortunately, they have several young hurlers' futures to be excited about. With right-handed pitchers ...

The biggest names in cardiac care gathered in San Diego for the Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) 2025 Annual Meeting. Topics ranged from pulsed field ablation (PFA) to insertable cardiac monitors ...

A large study found champagne and white wine linked to a reduced risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). 40% to 63% of SCA cases could be prevented through lifestyle changes, researchers say.

A new study suggests that regularly drinking champagne and/or white wine could lower your risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) — a serious condition that claims the lives of over 436,000 ...

But it wasn’t the problem you might think. I was suffering from broken heart syndrome, a whimsical name for what can be a very frightening experience – and one that for some proves fatal.