The fitter ticker
Modest increases in physical fitness can improve overall health, ultimately paying off with a healthier heart.
Modest increases in physical fitness can improve overall health, ultimately paying off with a healthier heart.
Study suggests there's no evidence to support the notion that high blood sugar can be prevented simply by not eating two hours prior to bedtime.
Decongestants and other medicines used to treat cold and flu symptoms can sometimes exacerbate high blood pressure or heart problems.
Research shows it's much easier to preserve good health than reverse poor health—and everything worsens once diabetes enters the picture.
Women who follow regular wellness visits will catch problems early and ensure they're on the true path to good health.
Obstructive sleep apnea doesn't just keep you from getting a good night's sleep—it may be causing you serious cardiac problems.
Neighborhoods with more vegetation tend to have lower levels of stress.
It takes a lifetime commitment. Start by maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Study: Home monitoring works for people with high blood pressure.
Your obstetrician will keep a close eye on your blood pressure during your pregnancy—but there are other signs you can watch for on your own.
Nearly 46 percent of U.S. adults may now be considered to have hypertension.