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Congenital heart disease is increasingly common in children. So how do you spot one? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in 100 babies has a congenital heart defect. It means they were born with a structural problem in their heart. There are at least 18Read More →
Fewer children are born with major congenital heart disease (CHD) because more of these pregnancies are terminated now that prenatal screening is widespread in Denmark, according to a population-based study. For the 2,695 pregnancies with major coronary artery disease, the termination of pregnancy (TOP) rate increased from 0.6% before 2004,Read More →
What is congenital heart disease? Every day around 13 babies in the UK are diagnosed with congenital heart disease. This means that the heart or the large blood vessels surrounding the heart did not develop properly in the womb. Often we do not understand why the baby’sRead More →
[ad_1] Health issues can challenge your romantic relationships. An expert and a couple who have experienced health issues share their tips for maintaining a strong relationship after a diagnosis. Denise Knowles is a relationship and psychosexual therapist and spokesperson for Relate. Sarah and Gary Orchard have struggled with heart problemsRead More →