Are You Getting Enough (or Too Much) Calcium?
Most people associate calcium with a healthy skeleton. Indeed, the mineral is essential for keeping your bones healthy, […]
Most people associate calcium with a healthy skeleton. Indeed, the mineral is essential for keeping your bones healthy, […]
Over the last half century, obesity rates have skyrocketed. In 1962, 46 percent of adults in the U.S. […]
Does a glass of wine a day keep the doctor away? There’s a popular belief that alcohol — […]
Sometimes the first sign someone has that something is wrong with his or her heart health is a […]
High blood pressure and smoking are well known as important risk factors for heart disease. But there’s another […]
Meet the coronary calcium scan, an accurate test that can help determine your future risk of heart attack […]
Recent studies warned of a link between marathon running and heart risks. Here’s what the results really mean—and […]
A Johns Hopkins cardiologist shares why these devices work to improve heart health for so many people, along […]
Turning in early and getting a sound night’s rest don’t exactly rank high on the to-do lists of […]
Heart disease treatment is an evolving science. Prior to the early 1990s, the medical consensus was that cardiovascular […]
Eating nutritious foods, being physically active, managing high blood pressure and high cholesterol — you probably already know […]
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