Tag: heart

Researchers at Edith Cowan University’s (ECU) Centre for Precision Health have made a groundbreaking discovery, revealing a significant genetic connection between Alzheimer’s...

Clogged arteries, also known as atherosclerosis, pose significant risks like heart attacks and strokes. While conventional treatments focus on medication and lifestyle...

Improvements in heart disease prevention and treatment have led to substantial declines in cardiovascular deaths over recent decades. However, climate change caused by the continued combustion of fossil fuels may undermine this progress. NASA reports that the average global temperature has risen by more than two degrees Fahrenheit over the last century, leading to significant shifts in weather patterns, ecosystem disturbances, and rising sea levels. Notably, the ten hottest years on record have all occurred in the past decade.

Fish To Include In Diet to Control Cholesterol

The humble orange peel, often discarded as waste, may hold the key to improving heart health and reducing inflammation, thanks to a groundbreaking discovery by scientists at the University of Florida and the US Department of Agriculture.

A new study from China reports the presence of microplastics in blood clots removed from arteries and veins, suggesting a potential link to vascular health issues. Learn more about the study's findings and implications

Research presented at Heart Failure 2024 reveals that yoga, when combined with standard medications, improves symptoms and heart function in patients with heart failure, offering a potential complementary therapy option

Discover how chronic anger affects heart health in NIH-supported research.

Discover why heart attacks can occur at the gym, learn to recognize warning signs, and explore essential safety tips to exercise safely and reduce the risk of cardiac events.

Discover the transformative potential of wall sits for cardiovascular health, as recent research suggests that this simple yet effective isometric exercise can significantly reduce blood pressure in just minutes a day.