New Research Reveals Surprising Way to Lower Your Heart Disease Risk
If you’re a coffee lover, this news will surely perk you up. According to the American Heart Association’s…
Up to 5 cups of coffee per day may potentially lower heart disease risk, doctors say
Drinking up to five cups of coffee a day is safe for most adults, and regular coffee consumption…
Can cooling ingredients in e-cigarettes cause irregular heartbeat or cardiac arrest?
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Adding cooling ingredients to e-cigarettes resulted in mis-timed heartbeats that could increase the risk for…
Maine dietitian offers easy summer snack ideas
As summer activities ramp up, it can be tempting to grab whatever snack is most convenient when hunger…
Are food health trends like ‘fibermaxxing’ and ‘proteinmaxxing’ actually healthy?
First it was protein, now it is fibre: the “maxxing” mindset has permeated social media, as wellness influencers…
Emmy-Winner Susan Lucci Talks About Her Heart Disease Experience
Susan Lucci (L), seen here co-hosting “Good Day New York” with Rosanna Scotto on February 16, 2026, is…
Heart disease in US women expected to surge by 2050. See risk factors
Heart disease, already the leading cause of death for women in the United States, will soon become an…
Take a ‘stupid little walk,’ ditch your aspirational clutter and hang out with your grandkids — plus 7 more health tips to help you have a great week
Hi, Yahoo readers! My name is Rachel Grumman Bender, and I’ve gathered some weekly wellness tips to help…
Older adults’ driving habits offer window into brain health, cognitive decline
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A study of over 200 adults followed for five years found that greater white matter…
New study warns night owls have higher heart risk | Health
Human Chest Cavity illustration that shows the right lung, left lung and heart. (American Heart Association via SWNS)…
New study warns night owls have higher heart risk | Health and Wellness
Night owls are more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke, warns new research. People who stay…
Being a night owl may increase your heart risk
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Middle-aged and older adults — particularly women — who are naturally more active in the…