Mysteries of the Achilles
Can the longest and strongest tendon in the body predict blocked heart arteries?
Can the longest and strongest tendon in the body predict blocked heart arteries?
Study: Smokers who quit within the past five years cut their risk for cardiovascular disease by 38 percent.
Woefully inaccurate notions about women may explain why some folks are prone to inaction when an ailing woman needs lifesaving chest compressions.
Labels on egg cartons may be misleading, but here's the skinny on how to find the healthiest, most humanely produced eggs.
Office workers spend up to 85 percent of their workday in a chair—research suggests that all that sitting contributes to obesity, diabetes, heart disease and even a shorter lifespan.
Our fast-paced, 'always-on' world causes increased psycho-social stress and, possibly, an increase in the likelihood of sudden cardiac arrest.
Optimistic people not only take better care of themselves, they are also less likely to suffer from the damaging effects of stress.
People should consider testing, even if they think they don't have it.
Study: Up to three servings of dairy per day may lower risk of death and cardiovascular disease.
Doctors advise caution. Talk with your physician if you're taking a preventive dose.
Most people won't experience any miracles by skipping fat, gluten, carbs or sugar.
Study demonstrates a link between cardiovascular health and post-traumatic stress disorder—a common illness among rescuers, volunteers and survivors of the terrorist attack.