Heart & Vascular

Schuh’s story highlights the advanced capabilities of Loma Linda University Health’s Structural and Valvular Heart Disease Program.

The emotional load of the season, like family dynamics, travel, financial strain, and hosting pressure, can magnify stress more than people realize.

His heart was failing, and his only options were hospice care or to undergo complex heart surgery.

First and longest-living infant-to-infant heart transplant recipient celebrates 40th birthday at reunion event.

From October through January, it’s easy for sugar to sneak into almost every celebration. 

By making small changes together, we can rewrite the future of heart health for the next generation.

Kenny Hartley survived thanks to an off-duty police officer who administered CPR until first responders arrived

Loma Linda University Health has received 11 American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines ® achievement awards.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is still the best way to prevent heart disease

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men, with 1 in 4 male deaths annually