Light physical activity may protect heart health in older women
In a new study, researchers found light physical activity could help strongly lower the risk of heart disease in women 63 and older.
Light physical...
This tool could tell if your chest pain is a heart problem
In a recent study, researchers have created a new tool to test if chest pain is a sign of heart problems
Previous studies have shown...
A green neighborhood may help reduce heart attack risk
In a new study, researchers found living in a green, leafy neighborhood may help cut people’s heart attack risk.
The research was conducted by University...
Belly fat may increase heart disease risk even in thin women
In a new study, researchers found belly fat may raise the risk of heart disease in women even they have a normal body weight.
The...
New mobile device could detect heart disease fast
In a new study, researchers have developed a new medical device for the diagnosis of various heart health conditions, including arterial stenosis and heart...
High testosterone may contribute to heart disease in men
In a new study, researchers found high testosterone levels may play a role in the development of major heart problems in men.
Heart problems include...
Heart-healthy diet could boost your brain functions
A new study has shown that eating a heart-healthy diet is linked to better memory and thinking performance in middle age.
The heart-healthy diet is...
Regular sleep is important to your heart health
In a new study, researchers found people with irregular sleep patterns had higher risks for stroke, heart disease, and heart failure.
Previous studies have shown...
This telomere discovery may impact heart disease, cancer and aging
In a recent study, researchers made a big discovery in telomere biology.
Telomeres are DNA segments at the ends of every human chromosome.
As people get...
Yo-yo dieting may increase heart disease risk in women
In a new study, researchers found yo-yo dieting may increase heart disease risk in women.
The research was conducted by a team at Columbia University.
Yo-yo...