Taking care of your heart has an influence on the health of your whole body. Here are the changes you should focus on, according to a new study.

Doing a certain amount of exercise is linked to a 30% to 40% lower risk of an early death from any cause, according to a new ...

Heart failure, a leading cause of death in the US, can be triggered by cardiac amyloidosis, a condition often misdiagnosed as ...

Scientists have found a novel way that includes a new lab-grown material that could help slow and even reverse some of the ...

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It doesn't matter if you exercise every day or squeeze it all into the weekend. If you do the recommended 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity a week, you'll get heart benefits, a ...

Warning signs of an unhealthy heart, though, can lurk — not so quietly — in its many complex sounds. That's why FIU researchers Joshua Hutcheson and Valentina Dargam have come up with a way to "listen ...

You don't need any fancy equipment to get an idea of how healthy your heart is. Here's how you can do it at home in just a few minutes.

In a world-first pilot study, researchers from the University of South Australia have used video footage of insects to ...

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Physical media is currently having a renaissance, and you might be thinking about joining the movement. But which format is right for you? When trying to decide, think more about your heart than ...

Caring for a loved one with heart failure can involve providing physical, practical, and emotional support. Learn simple tips to make caregiving easier.