Heart Health - Original Articles
From atrial fibrillation to venous thromboembolism, your guide to some of the most common heart-related terms.
Our expert discusses the results of two new heart studies, and what they mean for women.
Though the advice for heart-healthy eating changes over time, the goals remain the same. Here’s the latest thinking on heart-smart diets, and seven types of foods you should avoid.
Does coffee raise your blood pressure? A recent study suggests the answer might be different from person to person.
For people diagnosed with certain autoimmune diseases, medications like antihistamines and antidepressants may increase the risk of fatal cardiac arrhythmias.
A recent study found older adults who take statins may have a lower risk of stroke.
Want a healthy brain? Keep your heart in shape.
New guidelines for taking blood thinners.
What you need to know about high blood pressure, and 5 tips to keep it in check.
A study examines the relationship between heart health and optimism. Plus, 5 tips for training yourself to think positive.
Many people take aspirin for prevention but is this a good idea?
Do you know the difference?
Exercise matters, but you don t have to run marathons to reap the heart health benefits. Learn more.
Common thyroid problems could increase your risk of heart disease. Are you at risk?
From chest pain to tiredness, here s what you need to know.
Heart disease affects men and women differently and for women, symptoms of a heart attack may be subtle and difficult to detect. Learn more.
These habits will help you regain your health after a heart attack.
Learn about the four major stressors that can affect your risk of heart disease.
Studies have shown a link between specific patterns of male baldness and the development of coronary heart disease. However, there isn't a clear explanation for the association. Should you be concerned?
Chicken is on just about every list of heart-healthy foods, but if you don't prepare it correctly, you risk damaging its reputation for being low in calories, fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol.
Although they may feel healthy in the present, obese individuals are not exempt from the long-term consequences of carrying extra pounds.
It's tough to beat the health benefits of garlic—it fights inflammation, cancer, hypertension, and even has anti-coagulating properties. Read on for delicious ways to incorporate more garlic into your diet.
Kale is a versatile, nutrient-packed powerhouse that may be the healthiest food in your fridge. Learn how to enjoy this dark green oxidant-fighting machine.
New research from Duke University Medical Center finds a byproduct of cholesterol may be linked to the growth and spread of breast cancer. But are cholesterol-lowering drugs the answer?
As a soy food, tofu is a terrific source of vegetable protein. But in addition to helping to prevent certain health problems, it may actually cause some others.
Heat, humidity, and bitter cold can be difficult for anyone. But if you have a heart condition, changes in the weather can be downright dangerous. Learn how to keep your ticker safe.
More than one third of adults and nearly one in five children are obese. However, not all fat is created equal.
Excess abdominal fat, especially visceral fat, may be a risk factor for some serious health problems. Fortunately, you can take measures to improve your health. Here's how.
Could your high blood pressure be a side effect of another medical condition? Learn more about this form of hypertension.
