Health officials are warning New Yorkers risks of a heart attack are expected to surge in the near future. Here's why.

There are many potential heart attack symptoms.

Heart Attack Symptoms

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Chances Of Heart Attacks Increase On Monday In New York

Daylight Saving Time increases your risk of a heart attack.

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Hospitals report significant spikes in heart attack visits on the Monday that follows. That's this coming Monday, March 10, after the clocks spring forward this Sunday, March 9.

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The exact reason why there's a jump in heart attacks after New Yorkers move the clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time remains unclear.

Loss Of Sleep May Be A Factor

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Experts do think the lost hour of sleep could play a major role. This loss of sleep could disrupt your body's natural rhythm.

 

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You can lessen this by going to bed and waking up 15 minutes earlier, two to three days before the change.

Test Smoke Alarm Batteries

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The Firefighters Association of the State of New York says use Daylight Saving Time as a reminder to test the batteries in home smoke alarms.

Experts say doing so can help prevent a tragedy in your home if there is a fire.

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Stacker ranked the counties with the highest cancer rates in New York using data from the CDC.

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