Women Are at Higher Risk of Hypertension Because of Social Isolation
New information suggests that women who experience loneliness because of social isolation may have a higher risk of hypertension. Both mental and physical health can be...
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Winter Workouts for Heart Health
Winter is coming, and it’s unlikely to be like anything you’ve experienced. The COVID-19 pandemic will squash plans and the cold darkness will push people indoors....
High Blood Pressure While Sleeping Linked with Risk of Heart Disease, Stroke in Future
According to new research, people who experience high blood pressure while they sleep are more likely to have a higher risk of stroke and heart disease....
How Cooler Temperatures Affect Blood Vessels and What You Can Do about It
You may have already experienced frigid temperatures this autumn. As the bulk of the continent follows soon behind, it’s time to start thinking about your blood...
High-Sugar Diet Can Damage the Gut and Lead to Worse Colitis
New research has found a relationship between high-sugar diets, which damage the gut, and colitis. Colitis is a significant public health problem in the U.S. and...
Sugary Drinks and Artificially Sweetened Drinks Can Have a Negative Impact on Heart Health
People who are worried about heart health may want to steer clear of sugary and artificially sweetened drinks. According to a new study, both types of...
How Stress Affects Blood Pressure
If you’re watching the news these days, I bet you’re feeling stressed. You may feel it even more if you’re on social media. For some, leaving...
Adults with Glomerular Diseases Have a Higher Risk of Developing Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular diseases may be a risk for adults with glomerular diseases, according to a new study presented during ASN Kidney Week 2020. Researchers found a risk...
Sneaky Foods That Might Boost Cholesterol
Some foods look like they will raise cholesterol. But others don’t. That’s where the danger comes in. There’s little question that a greasy slab of meat-lovers...
Consumption of Flavanol Rich Foods Linked to Lower Blood Pressure
More than 100 million Americans have high blood pressure, and many are looking for natural treatments. This is what drives thousands of studies each year about...