REM Sleep Linked to Lower Risk of 83 Diseases
A study published in PLOS Medicine links increased REM sleep to a lower risk of 83 diseases, analyzing data from 95,559 UK participants using wrist accelerometers.
Heart disease
Damar Hamlin Cleared to Return to NFL After Commotio Cordis Diagnosis
Damar Hamlin is returning to the game that the world watched him nearly leave. The Buffalo Bills safety, whose sudden collapse during a January game became … Read more
Can Pomegranate Juice Clear Arteries and Lower Bad Cholesterol?
For those managing heart health, the idea of a “superfood” that can actively clear the arteries is a compelling prospect. Recent research into pomegranate juice suggests … Read more
The Critical Link Between Depression and Heart Disease
The connection between mental health and cardiovascular wellness is not merely coincidental; It’s a bidirectional cycle where the mind and heart actively influence one another. Medical … Read more
Dr. Chris van Tulleken: Ultra-Processed Foods Could Be Deadlier Than Cigarettes
For decades, public health campaigns have focused on the “large three” of dietary danger: fat, salt, and sugar. But a growing body of evidence suggests that … Read more
Aortic Stenosis: Symptoms, Treatment, and the TAVR Procedure
John Cantrell approached retirement with a specific goal in mind: staying healthy enough to watch his grandchildren grow up. At 66, the avid cyclist and pickleball … Read more
Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1: Heart Disease Progression and Reversibility
For patients living with myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1), the most visible struggles often involve muscle wasting and weakness. However, a more silent and lethal threat … Read more
Evolocumab Cuts Cardiac Risk in Diabetics Without Atherosclerosis: Study
A new analysis is offering a potentially significant shift in how doctors approach preventing heart attacks and strokes in people with diabetes. Research presented at the … Read more
Postpartum Preeclampsia: How Pregnancy Revealed Future Heart Risk & Saved a Mom’s Life
Luyba Caloras, a 35-year-old resident of Brooklyn, Latest York, approached her pregnancy with a clean bill of health. She had no prior history of heart problems … Read more
5 Silent Biomarkers Raising Your Heart Attack Risk – Don’t Ignore!
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death globally, often developing silently over years through lifestyle factors and internal processes that go unnoticed. While many associate … Read more
Medicare Drug Cost Caps Linked to Better Heart Patient Medication Adherence
For millions of older Americans living with heart disease, the cost of medication can be a crushing burden, forcing difficult choices between health and other essential … Read more