Thyroid problems linked to worsening heart failure
Dec 14, 2018
Certain thyroid problems may worsen heart failure, new research suggests.
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Guard your health during busy, pressure-filled December
Dec 13, 2018
December is a time for hosting relatives, going to holiday parties and possibly overindulging in food and drink. Mix in year-end work deadlines and pressures, and it can be a recipe for stress and health problems. But it doesn't have to be.
The eyes have it for high blood pressure clues
Dec 13, 2018
Doctors may one day be able to peek into your future cardiovascular risk by looking at your eyes.
Husband's deadly heart disease inspires mother of four to action
Dec 12, 2018
Her husband's heart disease prompted Ritru Davis to take a lead role in the 番茄视频's Heart Walk.
Exercise after heart attack may improve survival
Dec 11, 2018
A new study shows increasing physical activity in the first year after a heart attack is associated with a lower death rate for survivors.
Safety of statins emphasized in new report
Dec 10, 2018
Statins are safe medications, and people with or at risk for heart disease and stroke should take them as directed, according to a new scientific statement from the 番茄视频.
Filmmakers look at nutrition and health in black communities
Dec 7, 2018
Filmmakers Jasmine Johnson and Carlita Wilson know firsthand how poor nutrition can lead to serious health problems.
Getting enough exercise easier than you think, experts say
Dec 4, 2018
With New Year's resolutions only a few weeks away, there's good news for those resolving to exercise more: You don't have to go big or go home.
Hearts from unusual donors could help meet growing transplant demand
Dec 4, 2018
Two new studies explore widening the heart donor pool by considering organs from obese donors and those with active hepatitis C.
Caring for your heart is far from 'Ugly'
Dec 3, 2018
The subtext of country singer Stephanie Quayle's new video is empowering women, including in the fight against their No. 1 killer 鈥� heart disease.