Nicole Van Hoey, PharmD

When is the “right time” for intimacy after open heart surgery?

A Cleveland Clinic survey finds remarkable gaps in basic knowledge about heart attacks and strokes between different generations.

A third of Americans have this cluster of symptoms that doubles the risk of cardiovascular disease. Are you one of them?

Detox or cleanse diets may not be the safest way to lose weight with heart disease. Learn how you can take a safer approach to weight loss.

Check out these creative kitchen gift ideas that can help make food enjoyable again for someone you know that has had a cardiac event.

If you ask any caregiver what they want, they're likely to say "more time in the day," or "a clone machine." If you're looking for more tangible (read: Possible) options, though, consider these thoughtful treats that say, you're cared about, too.

High blood pressure is a slow and silent disease—and sometimes develops in a population you might not expect.

You spent a lot of time preparing for your loved one’s open heart surgery. Did you also prepare for what the first post-op days would be like?

Using technology to sort medical history and communicate with your providers is easier than ever with electronic health records.

Keeping a blood pressure log is easy with free apps, and it helps your doctor get your medicines just right.