Dengue fever, influenza, pneumococcal disease, diphtheria, and shingles can cause cardiovascular complications and can be prevented with vaccines.

Weight loss, regular exercise, and sufficient sleep are three of several recommendations from Professor Eric Topol, a US cardiologist, for effective cardiovascular disease prevention.

A 67-year-old woman, Thuat, experienced severe chest pain, shortness of breath, and a drop in blood pressure after receiving bad news, leading doctors to diagnose her with broken heart syndrome.

Low blood pressure affects the function of the heart, kidneys, and brain, increasing the risk of falls and shock when changing positions suddenly.

Consuming too much sugar, lack of physical activity, and prolonged sitting can reduce blood flow, leading to increased blood pressure.

After two months of immobility due to a fall, 95-year-old Cui developed extensive blood clots in her leg veins, delaying a necessary hip replacement.

An 8-month-old girl named Mai, born with a single ventricle heart defect, has undergone three surgeries to restore heart function.

Coffee can briefly raise blood pressure, but it doesn't have a long-term effect on most people.

I work night shifts and sometimes need to lift heavy objects. I've had high blood pressure for over 10 years. Is heavy lifting dangerous for me? (Tran Van Tinh, 58, Hung Yen)