56 million Americans unknowingly exposed to secondhand smoke
A new study suggests that 56 million Americans are unknowingly and routinely exposed to toxic secondhand smoke.
A new study suggests that 56 million Americans are unknowingly and routinely exposed to toxic secondhand smoke.
Social factors, not hypertension or obesity, may explain why Black Americans are more likely to die of heart disease than whites.
Social factors, not hypertension or obesity, may explain why Black Americans are more likely to die of heart disease than whites.
Unless Americans modify three things—smoking, drinking, and obesity—fatal coronary heart disease may rise after decades of decline.
Unless Americans modify three things—smoking, drinking, and obesity—fatal coronary heart disease may rise after decades of decline.
Having just one alcohol drink every day may put you at risk for high blood pressure, a new study shows.
Having just one alcohol drink every day may put you at risk for high blood pressure, a new study shows.
For people with diabetes, loneliness is a bigger risk factor for heart disease than diet, exercise, smoking, and depression.
Research shows a new stem cell therapy repairs diseased heart cells, offering a potential cure for heart failure patients.
Fewer than 1 in 4 people with heart disease use wearable heath trackers. Is it time to start having insurance pay for them?