The phrase 'due to a heart attack' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event that took place because of a heart attack. For example: "My uncle passed away due to a heart attack last week."
HOUK--Bruce Victor, writer and traveler, 68, died January 11 , 2007 in Queens, NY, due to a heart attack.
You may worry that chest pain is due to a heart attack, which occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked, typically by a blood clot and narrowed arteries.
This aspect needs to be highlighted because early defibrillation of patients with a shockable heart rhythm due to a heart attack gives them the same long-term prognosis as those patients who suffer a heart attack without cardiac arrest.
Another website, JSSnews, also stated that the former strongman was ill, but that this was due to a heart attack, and the Tunisian government was aware of the situation.
When a patient arrives with chest pain due to a heart attack and has a balloon angioplasty two hours after arrival, there's an eight percent likelihood that she or he will die in the hospital, and a 20percentt chance of death within seven years.
"When I was in school, my father passed away very unexpectedly due to a heart attack.
He checked into Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrance on Friday due to a heart condition, and probably suffered a heart attack the next day, said Dorothy O'Leary, his wife of 61 years.
Page B11 TROUBLED CELTICS HEAD TO PLAYOFFS Just after the announcement that the Boston Celtics would be without Kevin Garnett for the season, their general manager was hospitalized due to a mild heart attack.
Or Brian McArdle, a partially blind and paralysed man who died the day after his disability benefits were stopped due to a fatal heart attack caused, his relatives say, by stress related to the decision.
Lay was 64, and his death was apparently due to a massive heart attack.
The ceremony was cut short when award recipient John Krikorian collapsed due to an apparent heart attack.
