You wouldn’t hesitate to help a buddy move. You wouldn’t miss your kids’ soccer games or dance recitals. People count on you — so if you’ve got a health concern, get it checked out.
Everything You Need to Know About Your Cholesterol
Confused about if the numbers on your cholesterol lab results are good or bad? A preventative medicine doctor breaks down the info.
How Many Eggs Can You Eat on a Heart-Healthy Diet?
They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but should eggs be on your menu? (And if so, how often?) Our dietitian weighs in.
HDL: Is It Possible to Raise Your ‘Good’ Cholesterol?
While “bad” LDL cholesterol causes plaque build-up, HDL patrols your bloodstream like a friendly cop, rounding up LDL to send to your liver so it can’t do any harm. Here’s how to boost your HDL cholesterol.
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10 Tips for Lower Cholesterol
To reduce your cardiovascular risk, a dietitian and an exercise physiologist share tips for lowering cholesterol through diet and exercise.
New Cholesterol Guidelines Emphasize Lowering LDL Levels for Heart Health
A set of guidelines that influence how doctors treat patients with high cholesterol suggests keeping close tabs on levels of LDL, or “bad” cholesterol, and including more factors in their assessment of heart disease risk.
Can Eating Too Much Sugar Hurt Your Cholesterol?
If you’ve got a sweet tooth, you know what candy, cookies and desserts will do to your diet. But will eating lots of sugar also affect your cholesterol? Tap to reveal the answer.
How Much Do You Know About Heart Health? Here’s What’s Important
Do you know the symptoms of heart attack? Would you know what to do if you are having a heart attack? Do you even know if you are at risk?
Is There a Genetic Test for Heart Disease or Heart Conditions?
Find the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, “The Short Answer.” Cardiologist Steven Nissen, MD, answers this one about genetics and heart disease.
6 Heart Disease Risk Factors You Have the Power to Change
Heart disease is largely preventable, and we’ve known about the risk factors for decades. The good news is that every one of us can do something to lower our risk factors
