1. Heart Attacks: What You Need to Know Who's at risk, the symptoms and why they're so dangerous.

Men's Health News From the Web

Key to Your Health

To reduce your risk of heart attack, don't smoke, avoid secondhand smoke, exercise regularly, eat a low-fat diet heavy on fruits, vegetables and fiber, manage your cholesterol, blood pressure and diabetes, reduce stress and take aspirin daily (if advised by your doctor).

Men: Test Your Heart Health Knowledge

  • 1. How much are heart attack-related costs?

    • A. $90 billion per year

    • B. $60 billion per year

  • 2. What are heart attacks most likely to occur?

    • A. Monday morning

    • B. Saturday night