Heart disease
The simple addition to any meal that may help against viruses, illnesses – and also cancer
There are quite a few herbs in your kitchen packed with vitamins, essential nutrients, and compounds that help fight cancer and heart disease.
The workout that may significantly reduce the risk of early death
How to lower your biological age by up to 5 years
This simple habit cuts the risk of heart disease by 50%
Health lessons to learn from a coach's experience with a heart attack - opinion
Switching to a whole-foods, plant-based diet can help reverse heart disease.
How bone health can be tested by walking one kilometer - study
The researchers stress that walking limitations may have many causes beyond weak bones, from heart disease to arthritis.
Discovery paves the way for innovative therapeutic strategies in managing cardiac conditions
An RNA-binding protein was identified by scientists in Jerusalem and Germany as a key player in weakened heart muscles.
This simple action could help reduce the risk of heart disease
Climbing just 50 steps a day can cut your heart disease risk by 20%.
Suffering from severe psoriasis? You are at higher risk of heart disease
Attacks can be triggered by stress, tobacco, heavy drinking of alcohol, infections like strep throat, cold and dry weather, bad sunburn, and some medications.
Unveiling hidden heart conditions: A must-know guide
Dr. Eyal Ben Asa provided valuable insights into global heart disease on International Heart Day last week, spanning topics from heart mechanics to pericarditis risks
Man and dog: could research of shared disease help both species?
Insights gained from studying dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs may be able to further our potential to treat the same disease in humans.
Do fish-oil supplements really help heart health? - study
Fish oil supplements claim to help improve heart health but a new study shows those claims may not be backed up by science.
Concerned about heart disease? Check your saliva - study
An increased white blood cell count could be an early warning sign of heart conditions to come.
Weekend sports enthusiast? Your heart may be healthier than most
Limited weekday time for exercise? Don't worry, you're still improving your heart health significantly.
