During American Heart Month, show some love for your heart! Approximately 2,200 Americans die of cardiovascular disease each day – that’s an average of one death every 40 seconds. While you can’t change factors like age and family history, even modest changes to your diet and lifestyle can improve your heart health and lower your risk by 80 percent.

Triglycerides & Heart Health

Healthier Heart: Diet, Blood Pressure, Oral & Sleep Health

New Techniques May Help Doctors Find Signs of Heart Failure

Heart Disease, a Threat for Men

Calcium Supplements May Be Dangerous for Older People with a Common Heart Condition

Increase in Deaths from Heart Attacks & Strokes

3D Heart Model Helps with Life-Saving Surgery

How to Heal Heart Damage After COVID

The Dangers of Heart Disease in Women

Blood Pressure Rising at Night

No Amount of Alcohol is Good for You

Heart Disease in College Students

Heart Disease in College Students

What’s your risk for a heart or stroke event?

What is a Heart Murmur?

Correcting a Potentially Fatal Heart Rhythm

A High-Tech Way to Monitor Your Heart

7 Healthy Habits for Heart Care

What is the Difference Between Heart Attack and Heart Failure?

Do Fish Oil Capsules Heal My Heart?

Heart Health: Types of Cholesterol

Does Breastfeeding Reduce Mothers’ Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Heart Disease in Women: There IS a Difference

Treating Risk Factors to Prevent Strokes