heart attack

Though some live by the phrase, ‘An aspirin a day keeps the doctor away,’ the scale weighing aspirin’s benefits and risks has tipped for certain groups.

Heart attacks, most often caused by underlying heart disease, are common in the United States, but some of the signs can be misleading.

A diet that includes fish, fruits, vegetables and using acupressure can help clear blood vessels and decrease the risk of atherosclerosis.

Researchers discovered that activating brain areas linked to motivation and a positive outlook significantly improved heart attack recovery in an animal study.

New legislation is proposed to expand Medicare coverage for heart patients’ dietary counseling.

Learning to curb negative emotions, particularly anger, may reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and even cancer.

‘Praising God for His amazing grace and loving mercy in saving my life this evening,’ the All-Star outfielder wrote in a post on Instagram.

The debate on whether red meat is healthy or harmful has a new talking point, as one study finds no causal link between red or processed meat and heart disease.

The B vitamin used to be a first choice for lowering LDL, or “bad,” cholesterol, but new research indicates too much can create a dangerous byproduct.

What are the symptoms of arterial hardening and blockage, and what measures can be taken to restore vascular health?

Winter is the peak season for cardiovascular diseases. Low temperatures lead to vasoconstriction and increased blood pressure, elevating heart risks.

Two new studies indicate current recommendations for the vitamin may be too low, but research remains conflicted about its impact on heart disease outcomes.

A Canadian pharmacologist discovered grapefruit’s effects on medications by accident—and his findings have saved many lives.

Ambulance Victoria is warning the community about the risk of heart attacks