Research and public-health guidance on blood pressure, cholesterol, cardiovascular risk, stroke, screening, and prevention.
Discover why shellfish are nature’s ultimate superfoods, packed with vitamin B12, zinc, and omega-3s according to a landmark new Nature study.
Why Shellfish Are Superfoods: What Landmark Science Reveals Read More »
Up to 15% of youth have high or elevated blood pressure. Learn why pediatric hypertension goes undiagnosed and how to protect your child’s heart.
Childhood High Blood Pressure: Why Millions Go Undiagnosed Read More »
Can short sprint intervals match long cardio? Discover what new molecular research shows about sprint training for heart health and diabetes risk.
Sprint Intervals vs Endurance: What New Research Shows Read More »
Discover what CKM syndrome is, why nearly 90% of adults are affected, and how new research reveals key ways to protect your heart, kidneys, and metabolism.
CKM Syndrome: How Heart, Kidney, and Metabolism Connect Read More »
Updated stroke recovery guidelines emphasize early rehabilitation, neuroplasticity, and mental health. Discover what clinical research shows.
Stroke Recovery Guidelines: What New Research Shows Read More »
New research links nighttime light exposure to higher heart disease risk. See what studies show and evidence-based ways to protect your heart.
Light at Night and Heart Disease Risk: New Research Read More »
New research suggests swapping animal fats for plant-based fats may lower mortality risk in men with prostate cancer. Here’s what the science shows.
Plant Fats vs Animal Fats: Prostate Cancer Survival Research Read More »
New research shows both walking speed and daily step count lower mortality risk. Here’s what the evidence says about pace, steps, and longevity.
Walking Speed vs Step Count: Which Lowers Death Risk? Read More »
Do statins cause weight gain? A look at what large studies and meta-analyses show about cholesterol-lowering statins and body weight.
Do Statins Cause Weight Gain? What Research Shows Read More »
Recent research links moderate coffee intake to lower risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and cognitive decline. Here’s what the evidence shows.
Coffee and Health: Research on Benefits and Risks Read More »
