Wood stoves may spark heart trouble
Older people in cities with lots of wood-burning devices might run heart attack risk.
Older people in cities with lots of wood-burning devices might run heart attack risk.
People with a high tolerance for pain may face a greater risk of silent heart attacks.
Doctors warn of sleep apnea’s outsized role in aggravating—and in some cases creating—a host of ailments.
Heeding these warnings could save your life or the life of a loved one.
An hour of zen each day isn't just good for your well-being—it could also prevent and ease hypertension.
As the snow starts to fly, beware of the strain that removing it may cause.
Expert chimes in on hormone concerns and FDA warning about supplement overuse.
Your level of pessimism is easily measurable—and could be another factor in determining your risk of dying.
Research suggests anger and heavy exertion may put you on the fast track to a heart attack.
Study: Pricier devices lead to fewer repeat heart procedures, but don't necessarily improve survival rates.
CPAP helped patients feel better, but didn't cut odds for heart death, heart attack or stroke.
Heart attacks strike both sexes, but women should be especially careful—the warning signs can be subtle.