His grandfather’s surgery was a success, and many years later Martin fulfilled his desire to become a cardiologist.

Dr. Jason Schott and Dr. Geoffrey Cousins state that cardiovascular disease is the number one killer in the United States.

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death among women, yet it is often underdiagnosed due to atypical symptoms, said Dr. Robin Conley of Baptist ...

Just as we're making progress in the fight against women's heart disease, National Institutes of Health cuts endanger ...

Having a conversation with your doctor about risk factors is a great step to lower your risk of cardiovascular disease. Your doctor can help you devise a plan, whether through lifestyle changes, ...

The supplement tricaprin, which is found in coconut or MCT oil, improved long-term survival for people with triglyceride ...

The hormones you replace are not as protective as the hormone's you used to naturally produce, Shankar said. In fact, there is some evidence that after menopause, these synthetic hormones can increase ...

While women can experience typical chest pain that can hint at a risk for heart attacks, they may also show other signs and ...

Researchers investigated cerebral small vessel disease, a precursor to dementia, by analyzing data from thousands of ...

Taylor Thompson says women should eat healthy, exercise and consume less alcohol to avoid cardiovascular issues like heart ...

To maintain a healthy heart, researchers say people should focus on diet and exercise, limit alcohol, manage stress, get ...

It’s estimated that up to 12 million Americans are affected by Peripheral Artery Disease. Research also suggests that most of the people affected by this disease don’t know that they ...