Heart Health Center

Heart Condition Encyclopedia

From atrial fibrillation to venous thromboembolism, your guide to some of the most common heart-related terms. Read More

Healthy Recipes

Chicken Parmigiana

Banana Nut Bread

Broccoli Sun Dried Tomato Gratin

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Fast Fact

Number of Americans, in millions, with total cholesterol levels of 240 mg/dL or higher, which is considered high risk, according to the American Heart Association.

Featured Heart Health Articles

Are Women With Heart Disease Overlooked and Under Treated?

Our expert discusses the results of two new heart studies, and what they mean for women. Read More

The Worst Foods for Your Heart

Autoimmune Disease and Medication Heart Risk

Lower Risk of Stroke for People on Statins and Fibrates

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Heart Health Videos

The American Heart Association Reminds Heart Disease Patients to Exercise

Heart Health Tip: Superfoods for Heart Health

Believe it or not, you may be able to reduce your LDL ("bad cholesterol") levels by increasing your intake of some delicious foods, including salmon, avocados, and legumes. In addition, spinach and oatmeal can be helpful, as well as tasty nuts like peanuts, almonds, and cashews.