Surprising Body Cues That Could Be a Heart Concern
Many of us brush off fatigue, shortness of breath and other issues as simple aging, or we chalk […]
Many of us brush off fatigue, shortness of breath and other issues as simple aging, or we chalk […]
If you have thought about trying to kick a smoking habit, you’re not alone. Nearly seven out of […]
Most men don’t like to talk about it, but erectile dysfunction is surprisingly common. More than 30 percent of men […]
Understanding Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH) Because high cholesterol doesn’t have any symptoms, it’s not something that’s commonly on people’s […]
High blood pressure and smoking are well known as important risk factors for heart disease. But there’s another […]
High cholesterol is well known as a risk factor for heart disease. Surprisingly, though, some research has shown that […]
Controlling high blood pressure (hypertension) is an important factor in reducing the risks associated with heart disease. But […]
Atrial fibrillation, commonly known as AFib or AF, is a condition that causes the upper chambers of the […]
How much of what you hear about cholesterol is true? Check out these cholesterol facts that might surprise […]
How dangerous is physical inactivity, really? How does the risk of heart disease compare with that of other […]
Many things can affect your heart rhythms throughout your life, usually in ways that will not harm you. […]
A recent, eye-opening study finds that much of the cardiovascular disease seen in severely overweight people is driven […]
Many different kinds of stress can be surprisingly harmful to your heart. A Johns Hopkins expert helps you […]
In some cases, very small habit changes can make a big difference in your heart health. But in […]
Caregiver stress, divorce anxiety, a family feud … relationship strains can affect your cardiovascular health. A Johns Hopkins […]
Understanding the risk factors for heart disease can help you decide to take charge of your health, according […]
Men tend to develop coronary artery disease earlier than women. Some warning signs of heart disease, like erectile […]
Johns Hopkins research finds that quitting smoking (or never starting) is the leading lifestyle factor that can make […]
A high blood sugar level is commonly associated with diabetes. But did you know that it’s also related […]
Sometimes the first sign someone has that something is wrong with his or her heart health is a […]
Meet the coronary calcium scan, an accurate test that can help determine your future risk of heart attack […]
If you have heart disease, it’s normal to be worried about having sex. You may be concerned about […]
Striking the right balance in your cholesterol levels matters. Now, thanks to a new, more accurate assessment developed […]
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