Cardiovascular Disease
Unlocking Longevity: How Genetics and Lifestyle Helped a 117-Year-Old Thrive
A recent analysis of Maria Branyas Morera, who lived to 117 years old, offers insight into what helps people age ... Read more
How Psychological Distress After a Heart Attack Puts Your Heart Health at Risk: What You Need to Know
Recovering from a heart attack is more than just healing physically. Many survivors deal with emotional challenges like depression, anxiety, ... Read more
How COVID Vaccinations Are Essential for Safeguarding Global Heart Health
New research from the University of East Anglia emphasizes the importance of ongoing Covid vaccinations to tackle heart-related risks associated ... Read more
Bill Clinton Spotted with Defibrillator at Hamptons Airport: What This Reveals About His Heart Health and Lifestyle Choices
Former President Bill Clinton, at 79, was seen in the Hamptons with a bag that resembled a portable defibrillator, raising ... Read more
Addressing Data Gaps: How They Impact Cardiovascular Health Inequities in Racialized and Indigenous Communities
A recent study has shed light on the alarming rates of cardiovascular disease (CVD) among racialized and Indigenous communities across ... Read more
Unlocking the Connection: How Sleep Health Affects Heart Health and Longevity in Everyone
Understanding the Impact of Sleep on Health Sleep is crucial for overall health, but recent research highlights some surprising insights ... Read more
Exploring Gender Gaps in Mediterranean Diet and Lifestyle: Insights for Healthier Living
Gender Differences in Mediterranean Diet Adherence A recent study highlights fascinating gender patterns in Mediterranean diet habits. It indicates that ... Read more
Why Sweetened Tea Falls Short: Uncovering the True Health Benefits of Unsweetened Tea
Recent research shows that drinking unsweetened tea daily can boost longevity. In contrast, adding sugar or sweeteners might lessen these ... Read more
Unlock a Longer Life: How an Active Lifestyle at Any Age Can Boost Your Longevity, According to New Study
London Staying active throughout adulthood can greatly reduce your risk of dying from various causes, particularly heart disease. A comprehensive ... Read more
