Could you experience a serious cardiac event … and not know it?
August 1, 2020
Last Reviewed: August 2021
Up to one-half of myocardial infarctions (the medical term for heart attacks) are “silent,” meaning they either cause no symptoms or cause symptoms mild or atypical enough that the affected person doesn’t realize they could be dangerous. (The latter is sometimes called an “unrecognized he...
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