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Is That Blood Pressure Reading Accurate?
If your BP is taken with your arm in the wrong position, it is going to read higher than it actually is. Unnecessary treatment may follow.
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Think Vaping is Safer? Think again.
Vaping nicotine does as much harm to the heart and cardiovascular system as smoking traditional cigarettes -- just in a different way.
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Long Live Weekend Warriors
You don't have to go the gym five days a week to reap the major health benefits of exercise. Being a weekend warrior can work just as well.
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Blood Pressure, A Numbers Game that Young Adults Need to Play
Millions of young adults have hypertension and don't know it. You know your height and weight; check your BP to get it under control early.
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Women and Heart Disease: Playing the Long Game
A simple blood test can predict a heart attack or stroke in women long before it happens, paving the way for early treatment.
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High Blood Pressure Raises Your Risk of Alzheimer's
Keeping your BP low or under control is one of the best things you can do to reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer's and other dementias.
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A New Warning on Chocolate
The flavonoids in chocolate are good for you, but cocoa also delivers something not-so-healthy -- heavy metals like mercury and cadmium.
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Not Everything is Better with Bacon
Cutting back on our consumption of processed and unprocessed meat could cut rates of diabetes, colon cancer and heart disease.
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Climate Change Can Be Heartbreaking -- Literally
Rising temperatures and extreme weather events don't just hurt the environment. They are reversing progress in treating heart disease.
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Lowering Blood Pressure for Mom and Baby
Hypertension during pregnancy is more common as BP guidelines are reduced and maternal age rises. Why are treatment rates still the same?
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