Then in recognition of American Heart Month, we're getting expert tips for keeping your child's heart healthy. From a balanced diet to staying active we spoke to local doctor Tal Gospin, MD with Pediatric Cardiology Care affiliated with Memorial Hermann about why it's important to encourage kids to develop good habits at a young age.

Most people aren’t aware of the symptoms, especially if they’re otherwise healthy, because they don’t know that AFib can affect anyone!

As cold and flu season ramps up, one local doctor wants you to know about a link between AFib and COVID-19. It’s a type of irregular heartbeat that can lead to blood clots, stroke, and other heart-related issues.

The purpose of October 18 is to raise awareness of options available for improving health and well-being during midlife.

Heart disease is a big killer for those of us in the United States so what if you could look inside your body and check your heart health spotting trouble before symptoms start? Advanced Body Scan in Bellaire, Texas, takes the most advanced body scanning technology in the country and makes it available to anyone who wants to take their health into their own hands.

“This is a big day for all of us and one that was... probably 22 years in the making,” said Dr. William “Billy” Cohn from the Texas Heart Institute and Chief Medical Officer of BiVACOR.

Advanced Body Scan of Houston works to prevent heart disease, with their state-of-the-art technology to help you stay healthy.

Just three years ago, a Woodlands High School varsity volleyball player was one of the best in the nation and poised for greatness. But then it happened, right there at home, in the middle of a strenuous workout, Julieta Valdez suddenly went into cardiac arrest, brought on by a hidden heart defect that no one knew she had.

Dr. David Persse, chief medical officer for the Houston Health Department, joins us to talk about how high cholesterol and high blood pressure are leading risk factors for heart problems and what can people start doing today to lower their risk of heart problems?

Dry January is a time when people try abstaining from alcohol for the month.

Aortic dissection is a rare but catastrophic disorder.

Memorial Hermann-Katy doctor Khilan Pindoria says he tries taking good care of his health because his father passed away suddenly when he was just a teenager. His father was only 52 years old.

For any parent, learning that their newborn has a heart defect would be a major shock.

February is American Heart Month, an opportunity to shine a spotlight on heart health.

Did you know cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women?

There’s a brand-new facility that recently opened in Houston working to prevent heart and lung disease.

This Thanksgiving, a Houston mother is grateful to be alive after suffering from cardiac arrest and her husband saving her.

That’s according to information provided by Modern Heart and Vascular Institute, which sources the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “There are many things we can do to prevent surgeries and reduce the use of medications and bags of pills,” said Dr. Agarwal at the Modern Heart and Vascular. Modern Heart and Vascular Institute would like to provide some heart-healthy lifestyle tips you can implement to help you on your path to a healthier life. “While we’re not asking you to avoid processed foods altogether (yet), let’s start with a few substitutions,” the experts said. Modern Heart and Vascular Institute recommended the following:Park farther away from your destination than you might have otherwise.

Modern Heart and Vascular Institute is a cardiology private practice with multiple locations in the greater Houston area. They want to inspire people to get early screenings for heart disease, which could help prevent future heart attacks and strokes. Most places you have heard of have a 64 slice CT scanner. Modern Heart and Vascular Institute has a 128 Slice CT Scanner. This is modern technology that allows for the entire heart to be scanned in just two seconds.