Learn about the crucial differences between angina and heart attacks

Angina is caused by narrowed arteries, while heart attacks result from complete blockage

Angina usually has mild to moderate, short-lived pain; heart attacks involve severe, persistent pain

Angina has identifiable triggers and is relieved by rest, while heart attacks can occur without warning

Angina signals increased heart attack risk; heart attacks have severe complications and long-term effects

Adopt a heart-healthy lifestyle to reduce the risk of both angina and heart attacks

Recognize the differences between angina and heart attacks and seek medical attention when needed