Heart disease remains the world’s number one killer, and with cases of diabetes soaring globally, the link between the two is becoming impossible to ignore. Doctors are warning that heart attacks are ...

Cardiologist Dmitry Yaranov highlights amyloidosis as an underdiagnosed cause of heart failure, often mistaken for hypertension or aging. This condition involves misfolded proteins stiffening the ...

Authorities in Turkey have launched an investigation into alleged drug use involving 19 high-profile public figures, including singers and actors. Several high-profile Turkish celebrities were ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Before his service as apostle and prophet for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Russell M. Nelson was a heart surgeon – one who changed the world with his ...

Lindsey DeSoto, RD, is a nutrition writer, medical reviewer, and registered dietitian who helps clients improve their diet for health-related reasons. Her writing covers a variety of topics, including ...

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders stated he believes he has more blood clots in his leg. Sanders revealed the health concern after his team's 35-21 loss to TCU, noting he was in significant pain.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders revealed after Saturday’s 35-21 loss at TCU that he thinks he has more blood clots in his leg after already undergoing numerous surgeries because of blood ...

The procedure on Tuesday was Sanders' 16th surgery in the past few years for various health issues. Sanders has a history of blood-circulation problems, which he has stated are hereditary. Despite the ...

If someone you’ve just met tells you they have ADHD, what’s the first thing that comes into your mind? No doubt you might imagine that person was disorganised and chaotic. Distractibility would be a ...

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders didn't miss much time after undergoing surgery on Tuesday. In a video posted by Deion Sanders Jr. on his Well Off Media YouTube channel, the elder Sanders returned to ...

Solar storms—giant bursts of energy from the Sun that disturb the Earth’s magnetic field—may play a role in triggering heart attacks, particularly in women, a new study has found. Researchers led from ...