Research shows heart attack survivors may be at higher risk of mental weakness
According to a new study, about one in three survivors of a heart attack experienced a significant mental decline in the days and months after the heart attack.
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According to a new study, about one in three survivors of a heart attack experienced a significant mental decline in the days and months after the heart attack.
Study suggests link between coronary artery disease and cognitive impairment based on the prevalence of the latter in patients hospitalized for myocardial infarction.
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They suggest that increased attention to monitoring cognitive functioning after a heart attack is needed, researchers said.
According to new research, about one in three heart attack survivors showed a significant mental decline in the days and months following their cardiovascular attack.