Heart disease is still the number-one killer, but researchers found as more people survive heart attacks, chronic heart ...

While certain health metrics such as your resting heart rate or cholesterol levels may change over time, age alone doesn’t ...

Men typically lose Y chromosomes from their cells as they get older, which could be affecting their heart health ...

New research links stalking to long-term heart disease and stroke in women, highlighting hidden cardiovascular effects of ...

Two leading cardiology groups have joined forces to position heart failure as a preventable condition, encouraging clinicians ...

Adults who developed cardiovascular disease later in life experienced a decline in their physical activity about 12 years ...

A study of 14,100 adults finds the average heart age is 4 to 7 years older than their actual age, prompting development of a ...

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Many people believe that heart diseases occur suddenly but this is not true. Its early signs (Early Signs of Heart Disease) ...

Pop-up screening for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk held at community pharmacies and large-scale ...

Stalking raises the risk of heart disease for women and should be added to risk factors alongside smoking and bad diet, ...

A team at Florida International University is using digital stethoscopes and machine learning to analyze heartbeats, similar ...