A quirky new Canadian study is warning that the thrill of victory and the pain of defeat in the good ol’ hockey game can wreak havoc on your heart health.

After a heart attack or stroke, doctors often prescribe patients with a daily dose of Aspirin. Now a new study is warning that if heart disease patients abandon their therapy, they could be at risk of a subsequent heart attack or stroke.

Timely new research is warning that heavy snowfall and shovelling after a major snowstorm increases risk of going to the hospital for a heart attack, especially for men.

While cardiac wards may not be busy during a major snowstorm, new research suggests that two days a healthy dosage of snowfall, hospitals see a spike in heart attacks, strokes and chest pain.

In a new Canadian study, scientists put a rule to the test that would free up one-third of emergency room beds given to chest pain patients.

If you tend to work through the pain, you may be ignoring the signs of a "silent" heart attack, doctors warn in a new study.