Marijuana may hurt heart, more research聽needed, report finds
Aug 5, 2020
Cannabis use could negatively impact the heart and blood vessels, says a new scientific statement that urges more research to understand its effects.
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5 easy ways to keep tabs on heart health
Jul 29, 2020
Don't wait until it's too late to start tracking these heart-health numbers.
7 tips for eating healthy at home
Jul 28, 2020
If your eating habits have been disrupted by being at home, you are not alone. Here are tips for heart-healthy eating during the pandemic. (This article was created with financial support from Transamerica.)
Flu shot may help protect vulnerable hospital patients from heart attack, mini-stroke
Jul 27, 2020
The flu vaccine might protect at-risk hospital patients from heart problems and more, a new study finds.
Enjoy your nap, but be aware of the pros and cons
Jul 22, 2020
A daytime nap can be refreshing and make you more productive, but it also could be a sign of overall sleep problems, which could impact your health.
Regular exercise outpaces pollution's negative effects on blood pressure
Jul 20, 2020
While inactive people exposed to high levels of pollution have an increased risk of high blood pressure, a new study shows the benefits of regular exercise hold up no matter how dirty the air.
A healthier frozen treat for hot summer days
Jun 30, 2020
Beat the heat with homemade frozen yogurt pops with peaches.
How to stay safe, healthy and cool this summer despite COVID-19 threat
Jun 24, 2020
With many air-conditioned venues closed or limiting visitors because of COVID-19, there are still plenty of ways to stay cool this summer and safely enjoy activities in high heat and humidity.
Taxing sugary drinks could boost health, reduce care costs
Jun 22, 2020
Three types of taxes on sodas and other sugar-sweetened drinks could help prevent heart attacks, strokes and diabetes while also lowering health care costs, according to a model.
Blood test that measures alcohol use may predict risk for bleeding strokes
Jun 16, 2020
A biomarker that measures alcohol consumption shows those who drink more are much more likely to have bleeding strokes than those who drink very little, a new study finds.