Our experts debunk some common myths about A-fib, the most common arrhythmia in the U.S.
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How to Actually Comply With the Don’t-Touch-Your-Face Advice From Health Experts
Not touching your face can potentially protect you from infection. But it’s also easier said than done. Here’s some advice on squashing this sneaky habit.
Yes, Shoveling Snow Can Actually Be Dangerous to Your Heart
Every year, snow shoveling sends more than 11,000 people to the hospital each year. Here’s what you need to know about clearing your snow if you have heart attack risk factors.
Why Erectile Dysfunction May Signal Cardiovascular Problems
How are erectile dysfunction (ED) and heart problems linked? Our expert explains.
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5 Stroke Signs: Knowing Them Could Save Someone’s Life
When it comes to stroke, every second counts. The time to medical treatment matters a lot. Knowing what to look for and when to call 911 could save someone’s life. Find out what you need to know.
The Truth About Honey, Pickle Juice and Other Kitchen Cures
Can pickle juice cure hangovers? Can honey heal wounds? Can turmeric ease arthritis? Discover how well 13 home remedies found in your kitchen cupboard really work.
Know Your Options for Breast Cancer Prevention
When we talk about drugs for breast cancer, we often focus on medications used for treatment after a diagnosis.
But medications can play a major role in prevention, too.
8 Tips for Healthy Holiday Eating
Research studies show that most adults gain some weight over the holidays. But don’t despair — this year can be different! Here are some great ways to enjoy the holidays without adding pounds. View our infographic and read about the tips in detail below. 1. Get moving Check with your doctor first, of course. But … Read More
High Blood Pressure? Don’t Take Vitamin D for It
Sellers of vitamin D claim the nutrient can lower your blood pressure. But don’t believe the hype.
Whether You’re 30 or 40, Starting to Exercise Improves Heart Health
Research is proving that it’s never too late to start moving to improve your heart health. A recent study found very similar benefits from exercise for men who began exercising before age 30 and those who began after the age of 40. In fact, Cleveland Clinic sports cardiologist Dermot Phelan, MD, PhD says, “As soon as you … Read More
