Despite the prevalence of cardiovascular disease, many people are unclear about the role their genes play and how to lower their risk.

In recognition of American Heart Month this February, MyMichigan will dedicate its Monday column to a series of educational articles about heart health. This week features high blood pressure. Can ...

Dr. Marc, along with his well-respected Cleveland Clinic team join us for an entire hour dedicated to your heart health– The ...

HIGH blood pressure, often called the ‘silent killer,’ frequently has no symptoms, allowing it to go undetected. An estimated ...

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The health benefits of aggressive blood pressure control outweigh the potential risks for seniors, according to the la ...

Indian youth are increasingly at risk of heart disease due to genetics, unhealthy habits, and stress, but adopting preventive measures can significantly lower this risk.

Health experts are full of advice for those keen to experiment with new foods, suggesting a hearty range of options: "But if ...

A recent study has found that people with high blood pressure can lower their risk of heart disease and death just by ...

You might be tempted to pick up a pricy bottle of beetroot supplements or beet juice to boost heart health and athletic ...

February is not only known for Valentine’s Day, chocolate, flowers and heart-shaped decorations, but also as American Heart Month.

If you want fresh orange juice every day, you can buy fresh oranges and squeeze them yourself or with a machine. You can also ...