How much coffee do you need for heart attack and stroke protection?
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Millions of people start their mornings with a cup of coffee to feel...
Common blood pressure drug may raise dangerous bleeding risk
A large study has found that a commonly used heart medicine may increase the risk of serious bleeding in older people with atrial fibrillation,...
How long can people live with heart failure?
Hearing the words “heart failure” can be frightening for many people. The name itself sounds very serious and may make people think the heart...
Popular sugar substitute may harm your brain and heart, scientists warn
A sweetener that many people use to avoid sugar may not be as healthy as it appears. New research is raising concerns about erythritol,...
This often-ignored blood pressure number could predict heart attacks and strokes
Most people have had their blood pressure checked at a doctor’s office, pharmacy, or hospital. The test only takes a few seconds, but the...
Popular blood pressure drug linked to sudden heart stoppage
A large European study has raised new concerns about a widely used blood pressure medicine after researchers found that taking high doses of the...
A lower resting heart rate can be harmful to your brain
For years, many people have believed that having a low resting heart rate is always a sign of excellent health. Fitness trackers, smart watches,...
Hidden muscle fat may warn of future heart problems
A large new study from Germany has found that hidden fat buried deep inside muscles may reveal important warning signs about a person’s future...
Hidden fat inside your muscles may show heart disease risk
A new study from researchers in Germany suggests that hidden fat inside muscles may reveal important clues about a person’s heart and metabolic health.
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Very slow or very fast heartbeat could be a hidden warning sign for stroke
A person’s resting heart rate is often seen as a simple sign of health. Many people believe that a lower resting heart rate always...