Wear Red Day Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Heart Disease in Women?

Erin Vickers’ journey with heart disease highlights the importance of self-advocacy and pushing for answers when symptoms are dismissed.

Higher self-perceived stress is independently associated with cryptogenic ischemic stroke in young adults, particularly in women and those under 40.

Study results show that taking a pair of medications could provide additive benefit without increasing risk of side effects.

A new study finds self-employment may be linked to better heart health habits.

Knowing heart attack symptoms and how to protect your air quality could save your life during wildfire season.

The higher your Lp(a), the higher your risk — even after a first heart attack or stroke, according to new evidence.

The heart-protective effects of semaglutide (Wegovy) begin early, offering benefits to high-risk patients within three months of starting treatment.

New study links e-cigarette use to higher risk of lung disease and possibly high blood pressure, highlighting the need for long-term health research.

A new study of adults aged 30 to 70 years indicates cold feet, heavy legs and prolonged standing were linked to varicose veins.

A survey of 2,000 adults provides a snapshot of Americans’ relationship with prescription drug costs and pharmacies.

A look at 5 recent FDA approvals that could transform the lives of patients in the US.

Learn about the history of World Health Day and check out 10 facts on global health from the World Health Organization and others.

Sitting too much may be bad for brain health, but regular movement could lower the risk of five major neuropsychiatric diseases.

Erin Vickers’ journey with heart disease highlights the importance of self-advocacy and pushing for answers when symptoms are dismissed.

Higher self-perceived stress is independently associated with cryptogenic ischemic stroke in young adults, particularly in women and those under 40.