Cardiac amyloidosis is a rare and often fatal condition where misfolded proteins disrupt the structure and function of the heart. While treatment has improved, options remain limited once the disease progresses. This article explores what cardiac amyloidosis means, how it affects the body, and whether cryopreservation could serve as a bridge to a future where real solutions exist.

Inherited cardiomyopathies are complex, often misunderstood heart conditions passed down through generations. This article explores the genetic roots, the emotional and physical impact, and the available paths for support and future hope, including a deeper look into cryopreservation.

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, but it’s not a fixed destiny. This article covers prevention, early warning signs, and the physical and emotional journey of recovery. It also opens the conversation around cryopreservation as a science-based option—not a cure—for those facing terminal forms of the disease.

After a stroke, the path to recovery is diverse and deeply personal. From physical therapies and technology-assisted rehab to emotional wellbeing and long-term planning, this article explores how people can rebuild their lives step by step after a stroke.

This article dives deep into what life looks like after a serious heart disease diagnosis. It explores current and emerging ways to support daily living, lifestyle changes, emerging treatments, emotional strategies, and touches on how cryopreservation offers a future-facing option.

When someone is diagnosed with terminal heart disease, the focus of care often shifts from curative treatments to comfort, symptom management, and dignity. This article explores what terminal heart failure looks like, how to manage symptoms, and how patients and families can plan for care and emotional support during the final stages of the disease.