Heart Disease

Heart disease is caused by the buildup of plaque in the arteries surrounding the heart. This buildup restricts the flow of blood and oxygen to the body, causing long-term damage. Learn more about heart disease here:

Eat them, don’t eat them; remove the yolks, leave them in. Eggs have been the source of a lot of controversy, but new research says they aren’t associated with an increased risk of heart disease or stroke.

Genetics can play a huge role in our health, and scientists may have just discovered one more reason why. The presence of certain “tags” on our DNA can activate the genes that cause diseases such as arthritis.

Looking young isn't just about dying our hair and wearing the latest fashion trends. Dr. James Hardeman, author of "Appears Younger Than Stated Age," talks about the keys to preventing health problems down the road and feeling young at heart.

The payoffs of good dental hygiene extend way beyond the mouth. Think cardiovascular health, blood sugar control, inflammation, and more. Warning: reading this article may facilitate flossing, brushing, or rinsing ASAP.

No wonder Willy Wonka has a healthy heart! Celebrate National Chocolate Day in moderation this year! In the right form, chocolate can help reduce the risk of coronary disease, lower blood pressure, beat stress, and more.

Whether it's the result of a breakup or the death of a loved one, heartbreak can be an overwhelming experience. Fortunately, there are some tips for coping with the pain.

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Genetics can play a huge role in our health, and scientists may have just discovered one more reason why. The presence of certain “tags” on our DNA can activate the genes that cause diseases such as arthritis.

Eat them, don’t eat them; remove the yolks, leave them in. Eggs have been the source of a lot of controversy, but new research says they aren’t associated with an increased risk of heart disease or stroke.

Don't be afraid to knock back a cold one this summer. Studies suggest one to two alcoholic drinks a day— including beer— can reduce the risk of heart disease.

Many of the most commonly held health "facts" are actually flat out wrong. We looked at a few of these beliefs to separate fact from fiction.

Beer bellies may be back in style— a new study suggests drinking beer may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

According to a new study, people living in certain regions are at greater risk for heart disease.

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