Heart & Circulatory HealthSep 8, 2026
Why Your Heart's Health May Hold the Key to Brain Aging
Low blood pressure, not high, showed the strongest link to Alzheimer's disease in a study of nearly 800,000 people, complicating what we thought we knew.
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Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 31, 2026
Calcium Scans vs. Traditional Risk Scores: Which Better Predicts Your Heart Attack Risk?
Calcium scans tripled statin adherence versus traditional heart attack risk scores, yet both methods prevented major cardiovascular events at the same.
Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 24, 2026
Your Heart May Be Failing Even With a 'Normal' Test Result, Cardiologists Now Warn
Leading cardiologists warn a normal ejection fraction can miss heart failure, and 85% of patients had treatable risk factors years before diagnosis.
Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 19, 2026
Why Elite Athletes Keep Getting Blood Clots: What Chris Bosh's Pulmonary Embolism Reveals
Elite athletes get blood clots at alarming rates; Chris Bosh's pulmonary embolism reveals why fitness offers no protection against this deadly condition.
Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 13, 2026
Nighttime Leg Pain May Signal a Serious Circulation Problem. Here's What to Watch For
Persistent nighttime leg pain in your feet or toes may signal peripheral artery disease, a circulation problem that worsens when lying flat.
Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 10, 2026
FDA Eases Testosterone Therapy Rules: What Men Need to Know About New Heart and Blood Clot Risks
The FDA is easing testosterone therapy rules, dropping heart attack warnings while adding new risks: atrial fibrillation, blood clots, and kidney injury.
Heart & Circulatory HealthAug 5, 2026
Full-Fat Dairy Won't Wreck Your Cholesterol, New Study Finds,But There's a Catch
A new study found full-fat dairy didn't raise cholesterol, but the trial was small, industry-funded, and lasted just 12 weeks.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 28, 2026
New At-Home Heart Failure Treatment Cuts Hospital Visits: What Patients Need to Know
A new FDA-approved heart failure autoinjector delivers IV-strength diuretics at home in under 10 seconds, aiming to cut ER visits and hospitalizations.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 27, 2026
Young Women With PCOS Face 4 Times Higher Heart Disease Risk, Major Study Finds
Women with PCOS face a 4.4 times higher heart disease risk, a danger that persists even at normal weight, starting as young as 31.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 22, 2026
Pregnancy Complications May Signal Future Heart and Circulation Problems, Study Warns
Pregnancy complications like preeclampsia may raise your lifetime risk of peripheral artery disease, a serious condition doctors say is often overlooked.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 15, 2026
Plastic Particles in Your Blood May Be Linked to Heart Attacks, New Study Warns
Heart attack patients had microplastics in their blood 84% of the time, suggesting plastic pollution may be an underestimated cardiovascular risk factor.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 3, 2026
Blood Pressure and Cholesterol Improving in Older Adults With Obesity, Study Finds
Blood pressure and cholesterol in older adults with obesity now match normal-weight peers, thanks to medication use surging past 70% in some groups.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJul 2, 2026
Why Heart Disease Prevention Fails for Immigrant Communities: A New Study Reveals the Hidden Barriers
Heart disease prevention fails immigrant communities not due to lack of knowledge, but cultural, language, and structural barriers a new study reveals.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJun 30, 2026
Beyond Chest Pain: 8 Surprising Heart Disease Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore
Heart disease kills one American every 34 seconds, and chest pain isn't always the warning sign; fatigue, jaw pain, and nausea matter too.
Heart & Circulatory HealthJun 23, 2026
The Hidden Noise Crisis Raising Heart Disease Risk for 90% of New York City Residents
Traffic noise raises heart disease risk for 90% of NYC residents, with a new study linking road noise to 7.5% higher cardiovascular event risk.