Soy-rich foods like tofu may help lower heart disease risk
Mar 23, 2020
Foods like tofu that are rich in isoflavones might lower risk of heart disease, according to observational research.
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Is this nature's healthier meat replacement?
Mar 23, 2020
Packed with protein and plenty of fiber, legumes are a natural plant-based meat replacement that can contribute to good heart health.
Coronavirus news on social media stressing you out? Here's how to handle the anxiety
Mar 20, 2020
The drumbeat of uncertainty that is the new coronavirus, especially on social media, can be overwhelming, but you can find ways to cope.
'Be happy' isn't so simple, especially amid coronavirus worries – but it's seriously good for health
Mar 19, 2020
International Day of Happiness is March 20, but the heart-health benefits of optimism and positivity are a long-term proposition.
A look at allergies and heart health, with tips to endure pollen season amid coronavirus fears
Mar 18, 2020
While doctors warn allergy sufferers concerned about high blood pressure to avoid over-the-counter decongestants, more research is needed to determine the extent of the connection between allergies and heart health.
Working out while staying safe during the coronavirus outbreak
Mar 17, 2020
Exercise is always important, fitness experts say, but so is protecting yourself from the coronavirus.
Tropical smoothie adds a healthy green touch to St. Patrick's Day
Mar 16, 2020
A blend of spinach and fruit makes this smoothie nutritious, sweet and as green as a shamrock.
Air pollution may shorten life span for those with heart failure
Mar 16, 2020
People with heart failure who were exposed to air pollution levels that exceeded federal standards saw more than three-quarters of a year of life lost, according to new research.
If you hunker down against coronavirus, don't stop reaching out, experts say
Mar 13, 2020
High-risk patients may need to isolate against COVID-19, but this is no time to back off from caring, experts say.
How anti-gay attitudes hurt teen fitness
Mar 12, 2020
Gay, lesbian and bisexual teens get less exercise than their heterosexual peers, and experts say attitudes around school sports can be part of the problem.
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