Hi everyone, I'm posting this because it’s been a tough journey for our family, but one that highlighted the importance of early screenings in a whole new way. A few months ago, my father-in-law, who has always seemed in great shape, started noticing strange aches and pains, which he brushed off as ...

Yes, stress can significantly contribute to heart attacks, especially when it's chronic and unmanaged. Prolonged stress raises blood pressure, increases inflammation, and can lead to unhealthy habits like poor diet, lack of sleep, or smoking, all of which are risk factors for heart disease. Let me t...