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After having one heart attack, you’re at higher risk of having another. Find out what changes you can make to reduce that risk.

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Heart disease kills more than 3,600 men in New Zealand each year. Heart disease disproportionately affects more Māori and Pacific men, with the mortality rate among Māori being more than twice that of non-Māori.

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A heart check is a way to find out your risk of a heart attack or stroke. We explain what happens at a heart check and how you can lower your risk.

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Medication is vital to your recovery after a heart attack and reduces your risk of future heart events. See the common heart attack medications and their possible side effects.

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Low-carb diets have risen in popularity, but there are plenty of ways to eat for a healthy heart. Our review of the latest evidence shows that it’s the quality of carbohydrate that is most important.

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An aortic aneurysm is a bulge in the wall of the body’s largest artery (the aorta). Read about the causes, symptoms and the treatment of an aortic aneurysm.

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Nuts and seeds may be small, but they are packed full of goodness. Our review of the latest evidence shows why nuts and seeds are an important part of a heart-healthy diet.

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Goal setting is a great way to help with your recovery after a heart attack. It will also help you make important lifestyle changes that can ensure your future health and wellbeing.

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If you’re recovering from a heart attack you may be wondering when your relationship - and your sex life - will return to ‘normal’.

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At least two women die from a heart attack every day in New Zealand. Do you know the risks and the warning signs? And are women’s heart attack symptoms different to those experienced by men?

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Medication is important for preventing and treating heart conditions. It can also help relieve symptoms of heart conditions.

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Thinking about using complementary or traditional therapies along with your conventional treatment? Before you make a decision, here are some things to think about.

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