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Research into transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM) continues to advance, giving patients and providers new reasons for optimism. Emerging therapies are targeting the disease in innovative ways, from preventing harmful protein buildup to reducing the body’s production of transthyretin and even exploring the potential of gene editing. According to Dr. Mary Greene, amyloid-depleting antibodies currently in […]

Posted on December 22 2025

Skipping breakfast may seem harmless, but research suggests it can negatively affect cholesterol levels over time. Experts say regularly missing your morning meal may disrupt your body’s internal clock, increase cholesterol production, contribute to overeating later in the day, and reduce overall diet quality. According to Dr. Randy Gould, skipping breakfast can trigger metabolic changes […]

Posted on December 16 2025

When managing high blood pressure, most people focus on reducing sodium intake. While salt plays an important role, cardiologists and dietitians warn that energy drinks may cause blood pressure to rise even faster due to their high caffeine content and other stimulant ingredients. According to Dr. Randy Gould, caffeine triggers the release of adrenaline, which […]

Posted on December 12 2025

If you have a pacemaker, it’s usually safe to swim, whether you’ve been swimming your whole life or simply want to start a new workout program. But there are several things you should think about, especially if you just got your pacemaker put in. Based on what that activity is, you should be able to […]

Posted on November 12 2025

Cardiologists emphasize that the majority of the most effective workouts for women over the age of fifty do not demand a lot of time.

Posted on November 7 2025

Heart disease is linked to chronic inflammation, but diet can help keep it under control. Salmon, which is high in omega-3 fatty acids helps.

Posted on November 4 2025