Your eyes have hidden clues about high blood pressure and heart disease
Most people think of eye tests as a way to check vision, but scientists are now discovering that our eyes can tell us much...
Eating earlier may protect your heart, study finds
Many people focus on what they eat and how much they eat when trying to stay healthy. However, new research suggests that when you...
A rare artery tear called SCAD triggered multiple heart attacks in a world champion...
As a world champion freestyle kayaker, Nick Troutman was no stranger to discomfort.
From fumbling through tricks when he first fell in love with the...
Your bedtime routine could be a hidden risk for heart disease
Most people know that getting enough sleep is important. Doctors often recommend around seven to eight hours each night for good health.
But a new...
A heart attack sent a basketball coach into cardiac arrest — and CPR by...
For coach Dan Rolfes, spring 2024 brought a familiar rush: His undefeated team from Incarnate Word Academy in St. Louis was once again among...
A tiny mineral may hold a big secret to clearing heart arteries
Heart disease is still the number one cause of death around the world. Many people develop it slowly over time without noticing any clear...
Simple drug can prevent strokes in people with silent heart problem
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability around the world. It often happens suddenly and can leave people with long-term...
Sleep apnea linked to much higher heart disease risk and death risk
Many people think of sleep as a time when the body rests and recovers. But for millions of people around the world, sleep is...
A new MRI breakthrough could detect heart failure earlier
The heart needs a steady supply of oxygen to work properly. One important sign of heart health is how well the heart uses this...
Common blood pressure drugs may bring hidden risks to the heart
High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is one of the most common health problems in the world. It affects millions of people and often...