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A major clinical trial reveals that stopping statin drugs in older adults leads to higher rates of heart attacks, strokes, and death.
A randomized trial found that using a HEPA air purifier in the bedroom at night reduced daily blood sugar swings by nearly 8% in adults with prediabetes.
A five-year North Carolina trial found that expanding CPR training, 911 dispatcher coaching, and early defibrillation across 31 counties did not improve survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest compared with 29 counties using usual care.
The ZEUS clinical trial found that the anti-inflammatory drug ziltivekimab did not reduce major cardiovascular events in high-risk patients.
Four major medical organizations released a new Female Life Stage framework connecting women's hormonal and reproductive health to cardiovascular disease risk from puberty through postmenopause.
Caffeinated energy drinks and supplements are linked to serious cardiac risks, including heart attacks and cardiac arrest in young adults.
Leading medical societies and the American Heart Association have released new female-specific guidelines for cardiovascular care.
Recent scientific studies examine day-to-day cannabis use and its unexpected physiological effects on human heart health and rhythms.
Recent coverage examines changing guidance on coffee consumption for patients with atrial fibrillation and broader health impacts.
Recent coverage examines the health effects of coffee consumption, focusing on daily intake guidelines from the American Heart Association.
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Recent guidance from the American Heart Association and medical experts examines safe coffee consumption limits for heart health.
The American Heart Association reports that consuming up to five cups of coffee daily is safe for the heart health of most healthy individuals.
Recent coverage details new guidance from the American Heart Association regarding daily coffee consumption for adults.
Recent medical insights suggest that consuming up to five cups of coffee daily may potentially lower the risk of heart disease.
A new review by the American Heart Association examines optimal daily coffee consumption for heart health and safety.
New guidance from the American Heart Association suggests that up to five cups of coffee per day may be safe or beneficial for most adults.
As Canadian wildfire smoke blankets the US, major outlets report on health risks, vulnerable populations, and mask protection.
Updated medical guidelines and expert dietary advice are driving a surge in public interest regarding LDL cholesterol management and heart health.
New clinical guidelines are highlighting cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome as a pervasive health condition affecting 90 percent of U.S. adults.
Lifestyle changes may counter heart risks linked to mutant blood cells, per new genetic research