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After surviving a brain aneurysm during her pregnancy, Anna Weeber is looking forward to the birth of a happy, healthy boy.
While light drinking may lessen your risk of one type of stroke, heavy drinking will increase your risk of both types.
Blood thinners, antibiotics and diabetes drugs are the medications most to blame for landing Americans in ERs, according to CDC study.
Researchers develop a small, wearable acoustic device that can listen in on the heart, digestive system and lungs.
If your restless nights are leading to long and dreary days, it's long past time to change your routine.
Your level of pessimism is easily measurable—and could be another factor in determining your risk of dying.
People who add these elements to their diet could see improvements in blood sugar levels.
After becoming the first person in the U.S. to get a new heart device, a Canadian Lakes woman returns to the woods she loves.
While heart disease and cancer continue to top the list, deaths from opioid abuse are a growing concern.
Those who quit smoking will reduce the odds of developing abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Researchers say cyclists and walkers who live in air-polluted cities should aim for optimal speeds.
An 86-year-old man becomes the first to get the revolutionary new device in West Michigan.
