- Speeding up heart attack treatment. There is an app for that
- Getting fit in middle age may reduce your risk of heart failure
- Walking your dog helps your heart
- What is bad for your heart may be bad for your brain
- The couch is no place for people with heart defects
- Heart failure or not you are paying for it
- Alternative therapies may help lower your blood pressure
- A cup of beetroot juice a day may help lower blood pressure
- You can walk your way to good heart health
- Chronic pain common after stroke
- After ER visit for chest pain, trip to heart doctor may save your life
- U.S. adolescents get failing grades for their health
- 7 is the lucky number for reducing stroke risk
- Energy drinks may increase blood pressure, disturb heart rhythm
- Almost everyone in the world eats too much salt
- Most pre-packaged meals, snacks for toddlers contain too much salt
- Heart-healthy behavior reduces cancer, too
- Green tea, coffee may help lower stroke risk
- Walking trumps massage for improving life after stroke
- Death of a sibling can cause real heart ache
- Stem cell homing signal may help treat heart failure patients
- Speed matters in stroke treatment
- iPad app identifies neurological deficit among stroke
- Eating lots of Southern-style foods could raise your risk of stroke
- 6,000 steps a day could keep recurrent strokes away
- Traumatic brain injury complications common among U.S. soldiers
- New diabetes drug may prevent brain swelling after stroke
- Average American has at least 4 of 7 major heart-health risk factors
- Radio waves blasted into body may help reduce blood pressure
- Psychosocial distress may increase risk of stroke in seniors
- Kids with heart devices (and their parents) may need extra support
- Social media may help fight childhood obesity
- Latinos meet 5 of American Heart Association Life's Simple 7 goals
- iPhone app may help detect irregular heart rhythm
- New stent safer, more effective at mending brain aneurysms
- Eating flaxseed may lower blood pressure
- New device powers pacemakers with your heartbeat
- Color-coded syringes may treat children with cardiac arrest faster, reduce error
- Philadelphians find defibrillators with smart phone app
- Hospital uses auto assembly line techniques to streamline stroke care
- 'Maps' of kids' hearts could help correct rapid rhythms.
- Tiny magnets injected into body may help evaluate heart treatments.
- Frequent fast-food eaters in Asia more likely to die of heart disease.
- Ozone alert: Polluted air may damage your heart.
- A couple cups of joe may reduce heart failure risk.
- Ingredient in chocolate may help you think more clearly.
- How you spend your free time can lower risk for heart disease.
- Can blood type predict your risk for heart disease? Maybe...
- Yoga improves balance, quality of life for stroke survivors
- Vitamin D-rich foods may lower stroke risk in Japanese-Americans.
- Extreme temperatures may raise risk of premature heart-related death
- Drink wine to reduce high blood pressure - just leave out the alcohol
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