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Women are often told that fluctuating cholesterol is caused by their diet. However, Dr Bhojraj explains why it might have more to do with hormones.

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ORANGE PARK, Fla. – Super Bowl Sunday is coming. That means a good football game, funny commercials, a lot of food, and for many-- some alcohol. We know people are going to drink on Sunday during the ...

Heart disease often feels like something that happens later in life — but risk can start decades earlier. Akhil Gulati, M.D., a Corewell Health preventive and interventional cardiologist, explains why ...

Super Bowl Sunday is coming. That means a good football game, funny commercials, a lot of food, and for many -- some alcohol. Ahead of the big game, we spoke with a cardiologist about the importance ...

In Episode 25 of Health Wrap by The Hindu, senior health journalist Ramya Kannan speaks with Dr. Preetam Krishnamurthy, ...

Dr Yaranov highlights that heart disease symptoms often manifest differently for women. He shares 8 facts about women's cardiovascular health.

Marshfield, Wis. (WSAW) - Getting fewer than seven hours of sleep per night — or more than nine — increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a cardiologist at Marshfield Clinic. The ...

To support your heart through your snack choices, Dr. Zhu says that focusing on whole, minimally processed foods and avoiding added oils, salt and sugar goes a long way. “Include fiber, protein and ...