Heart Disease

What do you do if you want to keep your heart healthy as you get older?  Learn one activity you...

There is another reason to dislike the windy, wintry weather that will soon be upon us. New research suggests that...

Heart disease is the number one killer in the US. While you’re probably familiar with the major risk factors, including hypertension,...

A new study is offering evidence that erectile dysfunction appears to be related to a much more dangerous problem: heart disease.

A single high-fat meal, can quickly transform healthy red blood cells into small, spiky cells that set the stage for cardiovascular...

It seems that migraine sufferers may face long-term and potentially deadly problems. According to new research, experiencing these headaches could...

If you have access to a sauna, enjoy it while you can as it can also be good for your...

A new study found that practicing tai chi may help increase physical activity levels and potentially improve heart function in...

A new study found that teens who do not eat an adequate amount of vitamin K foods such as leafy green vegetables...

New research suggests that eating a full breakfast every day might help you stay heart healthy.

When it comes to heart disease, the real problem is not saturated fat but, rather, the alternatives the medical community...

 There is a raging debate in the medical community as to the wisdom of forcing cholesterol levels ever lower.

New research suggests that you could triple your risk of heart attack if you exercise while you're angry.

We all know that high blood pressure is potentially dangerous. But now, new research suggests that when we lower blood...

A significant weight reduction is linked to improvements in blood sugar levels and a decrease in numerous heart disease risk...

The risk of heart disease for women diagnosed with endometriosis is especially magnified in those women who are 40 or...

New research suggests that the chances of a nonsmoker developing lung cancer has begun to increase in recent years, even...

New dads frequently put on an average of about 4.4 pounds after having their first child.

The fact that women have a longer life expectancy than men is a relatively new phenomenon.