Medical events can be big and scary in our minds, and two of the most frightening are heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest.
But when it comes to nutrition, there's this one berry that cardiologists absolutely love because it helps lower LDL cholesterol.
Even small amounts of alcohol can be detrimental for heart health, especially for people who already have heart disease.
Recent research indicates that apolipoprotein B (apoB) and lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)] may serve as more accurate predictors of heart disease.
The difference between life and death after a heart attack may be as easy as getting up and moving.
Common risk variables like smoking status and the quality of their sleep affect both kidney and cardiovascular disease.
Grapefruit consumption should be avoided by those who are taking certain cholesterol-lowering statin treatments.
Thanks to coffee’s high caffeine content, it can also negatively interact with a number of common medications.
Cardiologists are raising the alarm due to the unpredictable nature of heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems.
Recent studies have shown that engaging in modest physical activity can reduce the likelihood of heart attack by more than 50%.