Calcium Supplements Linked to Heart Attacks
A new study links calcium supplements to an increased risk of heart attack.
A new study links calcium supplements to an increased risk of heart attack.
Young Adult Cholesterol
Young adults with high cholesterol are more likely to develop heart problems.
Young adults with high cholesterol are more likely to develop heart problems.
Fructose Can Increase the Risk for High Blood Pressure
Eating foods packed with fructose can increase the risk of high blood pressure.
Eating foods packed with fructose can increase the risk of high blood pressure.
Anxiety Increases the Risk for Heart Problems
New research suggests anxiety could be deadly for certain people.
New research suggests anxiety could be deadly for certain people.
Tax Agent Saves Client From Heart Attack
Man from Adair county was on the phone with tax officials when he began having a heart attack. Tax agent called 911.
Man from Adair county was on the phone with tax officials when he began having a heart attack. Tax agent called 911.
Tea and Coffee Could Lower Risk for Heart Disease
Drinking tea and coffee is associated with a lowered risk for heart disease.
Drinking tea and coffee is associated with a lowered risk for heart disease.
Shoveling Snow Could Lead to a Heart Attack
Winter is prime time for heart attacks, and shoveling snow could be a big factor!
Winter is prime time for heart attacks, and shoveling snow could be a big factor!
Bowler Saved by Heart Transplant
Man saved via heart transplant now bowls in the transplant olympics, to raise awareness about organ donation.
Man saved via heart transplant now bowls in the transplant olympics, to raise awareness about organ donation.
Chili Peppers Lower Blood Pressure
Chili peppers may help lower blood pressure.
Chili peppers may help lower blood pressure.
Antioxidants Are Good For Your Heart
Antioxidants could improve artery health.
Antioxidants could improve artery health.
Expensive Blood Pressure Drugs May Not Be Better
A new study finds when it comes to blood pressure medications, more expensive may not mean more effective.
A new study finds when it comes to blood pressure medications, more expensive may not mean more effective.
A Healthy Heart Could Keep Your Brain Young
Keep your heart healthy, and you may slow down the aging of your brain.
Keep your heart healthy, and you may slow down the aging of your brain.
Sickle Cell Brain Function
Problems with thinking and learning could affect adults with sickle cell disease.
Problems with thinking and learning could affect adults with sickle cell disease.
CPR Rule Changes
Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports on changes that are being made to CPR rules.
Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports on changes that are being made to CPR rules.
B-Vitamins May Not Protect Stroke Patients
B-vitamins may not protect stroke patients from suffering another stroke or heart attack.
B-vitamins may not protect stroke patients from suffering another stroke or heart attack.
Financial Difficulties Could Make You Die Sooner After Surgery
A new study finds patients belonging to low socioeconomic groups are more likely to die after surgery.
A new study finds patients belonging to low socioeconomic groups are more likely to die after surgery.
Happiness Can Prevent Heart Problems
Positive people appear to be less likely to develop heart disease.
Positive people appear to be less likely to develop heart disease.
Early Menopause Increases Risk for Heart Disease
A new study finds women who go through early menopause have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
A new study finds women who go through early menopause have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
Blood Pressure Higher in Teen Boys
Teenage boys are more likely to develop high blood pressure as young adults than girls, even if they have normal blood pressure levels.
Teenage boys are more likely to develop high blood pressure as young adults than girls, even if they have normal blood pressure levels.
Height and Heart Matters
People who are short have an increased risk for heart disease, according to a new study.
People who are short have an increased risk for heart disease, according to a new study.
