Dark Chocolate: A Little Goes a Long Way

		Week of September 28
	In This Issue:   • Cardiac Arrest Survival and Geography   • His and Her Heart Attack Symptoms   • Can Ginseng Cause Irregular Heartbeat? Today's Top Story Dark Chocolate: A Little Goes a Long Way A study shows that a daily dose of dark chocolate may reduce the inflammation that leads to heart disease, but there's a catch. Also see:   • What's the Story With Chocolate?   • Inflammation and Heart Disease    • Not All Carotid Patients Need Surgery Health News & Features Cardiac Arrest Survival and Geography If your heart stops beating in Seattle, consider yourself lucky. A new study shows you're five times more likely to survive than if you were in Alabama. More Headlines You Shouldn't Miss:   • Late Stroke Treatment Better Than None   • Drug-Coated Stents Safe for Heart Patients   • 2 COPD Drugs Linked to Risk of Heart Attack, Cardiovascular Death   • Relax and Lower Your Blood Pressure Do You Have a Health Question for the Presidential Candidates? WebMD is proud to collaborate with the Commission on Presidential Debates to gather your questions for its town hall debate. Ask your questions here and watch the town hall debate on Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. ET (6 p.m. PT). Editor's Picks His and Her Heart Attack Symptoms There is a difference. Many doctors -- and women themselves -- don't realize that female heart attack symptoms can be very different than those of men. In fact, according to one study, women are more likely than men to be misdiagnosed and discharged from emergency departments. Also See:   • Stay Healthy With These Daily Tips   • Living With Your Pacemaker or ICD   • Cozy Up to Chamomile Tea   • Make Fall Your Fitness Season   • Gallery: Fall Food Fright Looking for Recipes? Get tantalizing taste delivered to your inbox when you get the free WebMD Healthy Cooking newsletter - sign up today! Members Are Talking From the Heart Disease Support Group message board: Can Ginseng Cause Irregular Heartbeat? This member wants to know if ginseng will cause atrial fibrillation. Please read the post and respond with your words of wisdom Also See:   • Medicare Questions? Get Expert Answers Here WebMD Privacy Policy WebMD Office of Privacy 1175 Peachtree Street, Suite 2400, Atlanta, GA 30361 © 2008 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved.	WebMD Shortcuts Heart Health Center Member Support Groups News Center Boards & Blogs Home Page