Heart Health - Heart Disease
Race Can Predict the Risk of Heart Disease in Women
A new study finds differing locations of fat in black and white women can help predict the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Race Can Predict the Risk of Heart Disease in Women
A new study finds differing locations of fat in black and white women can help predict the risk of cardiovascular disease .
Heart Disease Prevention
What Are the Implications of Metabolic Syndrome on Heart Disease ?
Over 50 million Americans have metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome is a cluster of conditions that can increase a person's risk of developing heart disease .
Men who never have children have a higher risk of dying from cardiovascular disease .
Dr. Nancy Talks About Salmonella and Heart Pills
Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) talks with Meredith Vieira about a promising pill tied to cardiovascular disease and a warning about pistachios and salmonella.
Dr. Nancy Talks About Salmonella and Heart Pills
Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) talks with Meredith Vieira about a promising pill tied to cardiovascular disease and a warning about pistachios and salmonella.
An experimental 4-in-1 polypill may be safe and cut the risk for heart disease and stroke by half.
New research finds that exercise doesn't cancel out a sedentary occupation. Sitting down for too long every day puts you at higher risk for cardiovascular disease and cancer... even if you're active.
Vitamin D Can Lower Risk for Heart Problems
Vitamin D supplements can lower the risk for heart problems in African Americans, a population that faces an increased risk for cardiovascular disease and Vitamin D deficiency.
The rates of self-reported heart disease dropped slightly from 2006-2010, but researchers say certain people still face a high risk of disease.
