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According to CDC researcher Dr. Sara Huston “The good news is that coronary heart disease death rates  have declined in nearly every age and sex group for both blacks and whites,"

 

Although great advances have been made in treating heart disease changing our habits remains the single most effective way to stop the disease from progressing.

 

Despite their best intentions some people develop heart disease.