Turns Out a Fully Dark Bedroom Might Matter More Than You Think
Bathroom nightlight, medical alert pendant, CPAP machine -- good or bad?
Heart Health
Your Brain Might Be Sending Signals. Are You Listening?
New studies say your brain may know about heart trouble before you do
Medical Technology Is Now Scanning the Frailty of Your Heart and Body at the Same Time
Included: Q&A print-out for your next cardiology appointment
Your Heart, Your Brain, Your Balance: Why Your Cardiologist Should Be Asking About All Three
The 6 questions to ask your doctor to keep you going in the right direction
Too Much Coffee, Too Little Socks: Two New Heart Health Verdicts
When it comes to blood pressure, coffee gets a hall pass for now. Compression socks? A little yes, a little no.
The Quiet Power of a Peach
"How much" matters most if you have kidney disease or take a medication that affects potassium levels
A Gentle Diet That May Help Prevent Stroke
New neurology study and Harvard experts explain why this eating pattern keeps delivering
Looking to move? Try somewhere with a lot of... trees?
New research links tree-heavy neighborhoods to better heart health
How Well Do You Know YOUR Heart's Health?
A quick, non-medical snapshot of everyday habits that can quietly support — or strain — your heart over time.
What Your Body May Be Telling You Weeks Before a Heart Attack Hits
9 early warnings many seniors miss
Most Seniors Don’t Think This Is Hurting Their Heart — It Is
New national data shows heart disease often builds quietly through everyday habits many older adults underestimate.
Is Your Albuterol Inhaler Putting Extra Strain on Your Heart?
If your heart races each time you use albuterol, it's time to take notice.