Better CPR From Bigger Rescuers?
7/14/2016People may have a greater chance of surviving cardiac arrest if the person performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on them is...
Read MoreEndometriosis and Heart Disease
4/12/2016The risk of heart disease for women diagnosed with endometriosis is especially magnified in those women who are 40 or...
Read MoreDaylight Saving Time Strokes
3/17/2016There appears to be a brief window in the days immediately following a daylight saving time transition during which the...
Read MoreCoffee Gets Cardiac Green Light
2/9/2016New research finds that coffee does not cause heart palpitations, fluttering, extra beats, or other cardiac irregularities.
Read MoreHigher Heart Risk in Allergic Kids
12/26/2015Children with allergies or asthma may have up to twice the risk of developing elevated blood pressure levels and high...
Read MoreThe Whole Grain And Nothing But The Grain, Part 1
11/5/2015Are whole grains really better? There's more to the story than meets the eye. Unfortunately, all of the studies so...
Read MoreBlood Transfusions Increase Heart Attacks
10/19/2015A recent study out of Duke University has found that blood transfusions increase your risk of heart attack and death.
Read MoreChildhood Stress and Adult Diseases
10/17/2015Emotional distress during childhood may be associated with an increased risk of developing chronic health conditions including cardiovascular disease and...
Read MorePost-Heart Attack Sex
10/8/2015Many post-heart attack patients are perfectly safe having sex, and it might even be beneficial to their health as a...
Read MoreHeartburn Medications Linked To Heart Attacks
6/27/2015New research suggests that heartburn medications such as Prevacid, Nexium, and Prilosec may be linked to heart attacks.
Read MoreVaccine for Hypertension?
6/11/2015A new hypertension vaccine may one day help eliminate "noncompliance," which refers to patients who don't take their medication or...
Read MoreHand-Grip Strength and Your Heart
5/26/2015According to new research, a drop in your ability to grip may be a predictor of future heart disease.
Read MoreDivorce Ups Heart Attack Risk
5/2/2015Divorced individuals are more likely to suffer a heart attack compared to their peers who stayed married.
Read MoreCholesterol: The Fourth Nail in the Coffin
3/21/2015How long will we have to wait before the cholesterol theory of heart disease and the statin drugs that support...
Read MoreHeart Attack Symptoms Ignored by Younger Women
3/14/2015Younger women tend to dismiss the signs indicating that they may be having a heart attack.
Read MoreSleep and Stroke Risk
3/10/2015People who typically sleep for longer than eight hours each night may have an elevated stroke risk compared to those...
Read MoreEat Blueberries for Lower Blood Pressure
1/27/2015There is now evidence of that eating blueberries on a regular basis may help lower blood pressure.
Read MoreOverwork Takes Toll
1/17/2015Overwork doubles the risk of heart attack and stroke and significantly ups the risk of depression.
Read MoreBig Jump in Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Use
1/8/2015Over the last 10 years, the percentage of people across the United States taking statin drugs has risen by nearly...
Read MoreWomen Disregard Heart Problem Symptoms
11/11/2014According to new research, women are much more likely than men to shrug off chest pain and other signs of...
Read MoreDaily Fruit for Heart Health
9/16/2014Consuming a little fruit every single day has been linked in new research with helping to protect the heart.
Read MoreLoving Thy Neighbor Is Heart Healthy
9/2/2014According to new research, a good relationship with your neighbors may be very good for your heart.
Read MoreRestaurants Stay Salty
7/12/2014New evidence shows that the restaurants we patronize aren't doing enough to make their meals less salty, either, in spite...
Read MoreHealthier Life in a Walkable Neighborhood
7/3/2014According to new research, residing in a place that is conducive to lots of walking means you may be less...
Read MoreFDA Nixes Aspirin Amid Controversy
5/17/2014This week, in a miracle turnaround, the Food and Drug Administration withdrew its recommendation that all at-risk patients should take...
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