Many Patients Choose a Shorter Lifespan Over a Daily Pill for Heart Health

Heart Health Daily Newsletter  |  February 10, 2015

Today's Top Story Many Patients Choose a Shorter Lifespan Over a Daily Pill for Heart Health While most people might be willing to take a daily pill to help ward off heart disease, 30 percent of people surveyed see it as reducing their quality of life. Here's why it's important to take your daily meds.  » Featured Article Know the Signs of Atrial Fibrillation Atrial fibrillation can be a puzzle — one that takes a degree of sleuthing to solve. That's because when you do have the signs, they can be subtle, and you don't always have symptoms. Discover the signs and risks of afib.  » Today's Recipe Curried Chicken With Fresh and Dried Cranberries Fresh and dried cranberries, tomatoes, mustard seeds, and fragrant curry spices enliven this zesty chicken stew. Get the recipe.  » Featured Columnist Paging Dr. Gupta: Is Snoring Dangerous? Snoring is very common — half of all Americans do it occasionally. It's not necessarily cause for concern, but it may be a sign of a serious sleep disorder. Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.  » Everyday Health Apps Download Our Apps for iPhone and iPad Today! Your health is in your hands - literally! Our Everyday Health app is filled with breaking health news, condition facts, and expert tips to help make getting healthy easier than ever. Get the app now! » Everyday Solutions Raising Afib Awareness Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of irregular heartbeat. Spotting afib early can help prevent complications. Learn more about this type of arrhythmia.