Va. Sen. thanks shattered ankle for saving life after ‘silent’ heart attack

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Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. An uptick in deaths due to uncontrolled high blood pressure is slowing the progress in the fight against heart disease, according to a study published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Deaths from heart disease overall have decreased in the past two decades, but the rate of that decline has slowed since 2010, the study found. In addition to rising rates of deaths related to high blood silent heart attack diabetes pressure, rates of heart disease deaths linked to obesity and Type 2 diabetes — once declining — have leveled off. The findings are worrying, especially given the recent medical and surgical advances in treating heart disease. "The fact that we are not seeing that translate into improvement in death rates is concerning," study author Dr. Sadiya Khan, a cardiologist at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, said. Khan and her colleagues searched a public Centers for Disease Control and Prevention database for death certificates from 1999 to 2017.

Pat Burgess was out shopping husband, one afternoon sharp pain made cry out. 'I was in car as pain shot up my Uncontrolled high blood says Pat, Birmingham. was terrified, she says, drove A&E one of city's where she works as housekeeper. 'I saw my and colleagues, and an check whether were narrowed or blocked, Silent heart attack: 57, I began feel really unwell.