Heart Disease: Heart Attack, Causes, Signs of Heart Disease

Attention Paleo Dieters: If You Don’t Use This Spice, Your Heart Is at Risk

A common kitchen spice can offset a scary side effect of a fat-heavy diet, per new study findings.

Want to know your heart disease risk? These heart tests will give you a much better—and earlier—sense of where...

A silvery mane may lend you a distinguished look, but it could also be a serious health warning.

Researchers warn that "harmless" painkillers could increase your risk of cardiac arrest by a third.

Identify the other causes of chest pain, from heartburn to pneumonia, to determine whether you're having a real...

Improving your heart health doesn't mean overhauling your routine. Here are some easy ways to incorporate heart-boosting activities to your...

If you've had heart surgery or a heart attack, the thought of resuming your sex life can make...

If you can usually finish a run with ease, but are suddenly hit with severe fatigue, it could be a...

Negative thinkers could have a higher risk of dying from coronary heart disease.

Foods with saturated fat and trans fat may lead to high cholesterol and heart disease. Are you eating...

Heart disease is the number-one killer of women (and men) in America, but men are more likely to be diagnosed...

Lipidologist Larry Kaskel, MD, urges his patients to use the number 75 to gauge their heart health. How do your...

Holistic heart doctor Joel K. Kahn, MD, explains how time spent outdoors can be good for preventive heart health.

Our holistic heart doc weighs in on the benefits and risks of using statins to lower blood cholesterol levels.

New studies and research show how your weight plays a huge role in the health of your heart.

Take control of your health by learning these six numbers; they'll help with everything from losing weight to protecting your...

Whittle your cholesterol, lower your blood pressure, and keep your heart healthy with these amazing artery defenders.

1. Choose tortilla chips Corn and tortilla chips may not sound heart-friendly, but a University of Alabama study found that

1. Salmon, along with other fatty fish like mackerel, sardines, and tuna, contain omega-3 fatty acids. They help stabilize heart

Take control of your cholesterol with these easy tips.

We’ve found the simplest, most powerful steps you can take — without adding more jobs to your to-do list or

This year's harvest is a veritable medicine chest of benefits, and the foods are tasty as well. Take advantage of...

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