Not only that but also the number of heart-disease related deaths began increasing in 2012, following decades of progress. There are numerous theories as to why, but the bottom line as a primary ...

"I had been living in a bubble, which I think a lot of women are,” she tells PEOPLE during Women's Health Month Theo Wargo/Getty Star Jones opens up to PEOPLE about her heart disease diagnosis ...

Snooze to your heart’s content. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, claiming the lives of about 700,000 Americans each year. Heart health is influenced by several lifestyle ...

When heart disease runs in your family ... often delaying cardiac events by decades or preventing them entirely. The key lies in translating awareness into action—recognizing that your family ...

Case in point: Two recent studies have found an association between eating ultra-processed foods and a higher risk of developing heart disease and Parkinson’s disease. Given how life-altering ...

Regionally, East Asia experienced the highest burden over the last three decades. Those younger than age 70 showed a "significant increase" in heart disease incidences and DALYs, while those 70 or ...

Semaglutide can rapidly reduce heart attacks and other serious cardiovascular complications in adults with overweight or obesity who have pre-existing cardiovascular disease but not diabetes ...

And now, a new study has found that the vaccine could lower the risk of heart disease for up to eight years. In the long-running study, researchers analyzed up to 12 years of data for more than 1. ...

The program’s overarching goal will be to prevent heart disease in South Asians and other high-risk populations through early diagnosis, proactive treatment, and culturally sensitive care.

a common form of gum disease, seem more prone to cardiovascular problems. One recent meta-analysis has linked it to a 30% higher risk of developing AFib, a potentially serious heart rhythm ...

This is usually the result of a blockage, which is most often caused by coronary heart disease. In this condition, there’s a buildup of fatty deposits lining the coronary arteries. These ...

A growing body of research suggests that plastics (such as the takeout container kind) and chemicals used to create them, called phthalates, increase heart disease risk by causing inflammation and ...