Heart Health - Prevention
When David began experiencing discomfort in his chest, he drove himself to the emergency room. It was there that he got the wake-up call of his life.
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?
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.
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?
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.
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.
The foods you eat can end up hardening your arteries, but not in the way you think.
People with thicker (more viscous) blood have a higher chance of heart problems and even type 2 diabetes. Learn more about the connection.
Did you know your surroundings could increase your chances of suffering a heart attack or stroke? Here's why.
Because of increasing threats to ocean ecosystems, many popular seafood items are not as sustainable as they could be. In addition, because of toxins in their water, several species could endanger your health if you eat too much of them.
It's a minimally-invasive procedure performed for the purpose of opening narrow or blocked arteries. Here's the info you need.
New study suggests snoring may be more than just a nuisance. Read on to learn about its connection to heart attack and stroke.
Here are a few healthy reasons to try this fruit, vegetable, and flower all wrapped into one.
Beer gets a bad rap. But it can be a healthy beverage as long as it's enjoyed in moderation.
Sometimes referred to as "mini strokes," TIAs are temporary and cause no permanent damage. But they can be a warning sign of bigger problems to come.
From the harvesting of stem cells without embryos to a pill that delays aging, we've rounded up a few of medicine's amazing advances coming down the pike.
In between visits to the dentist, take these precautions to keep your mouth in tip-top shape.
Struggling to understand what your doctor s saying? Here are some helpful translations.
To reduce your risk of hypertension, take a look at these healthy facts about yogurt.
Ouch! Ease those sharp muscle spasms, and try these preventative tips including keeping hydrated.