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Taking Women’s Health to Heart

Discover how Summit Health’s expert female cardiologists in Livingston, NJ, provide comprehensive heart care for women through pregnancy, menopause and beyond.

7 Essential Tips for a Healthier Heart

Improve your heart health with our expert guide. Learn the best things you can do, from diet and exercise to stress management and regular check-ups.

Heart Murmurs: When Should You Be Concerned?

Learn more about what causes heart murmurs, common symptoms and when to seek medical attention at Summit Health.

Blood Pressure Check: Do You Know Your Numbers?

Known as the 'silent killer,' high blood pressure or hypertension usually shows no symptoms. Learn more about possible hypertension symptoms, optimal blood pressure numbers, and preventing high blood pressure.

How to Raise HDL Cholesterol: Improving Your Heart Health Naturally

Learn how to raise HDL cholesterol naturally through diet and lifestyle changes. Discover tips to improve heart health and reduce the risk of heart disease with expert advice from Summit...

Beating Pericarditis: Strategies for Relief and Recovery

Discover effective strategies for managing pericarditis. Learn about the causes, what to avoid if you have pericarditis, and how Summit Health's cardiology experts provide personalized care and treatment.

Could I Have an Arrhythmia? What to Know and How to Spot Them

When someone has arrhythmia, their heart isn't beating correctly. Learn more about arrhythmias with our Cardiology team at Summit Health.

Grateful Patient Story: Heart Valve Disease

Aortic stenosis is the narrowing of the aortic heart valve, causing the heart to work overtime. Learn more about aortic stenosis, aortic stenosis treatment, and ways to prevent heart problems.

Congenital Heart Defects in Adults: An Overview

Congenital means present at birth, and congenital heart defects affect about 40,000 births per year in the United States.

Heart-Healthy Tips for a Longer Life

A healthy heart is key to living a long and satisfying life. But cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of death in the United States, responsible for more than...

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