We’ve got some especially good news if you’re stuck in a chair all day for work (or if you just really, really like TV).

Heart failure is a serious condition that affects millions of adults in the U.S., but this new study gives us one clear-cut way to lower our risk.

When (and if) you eat certain meals throughout the day could have serious implications for your cardiovascular health, according to new research.

It doesn’t take much red meat or cured, smoked, or salted meats like ham, bacon, and salami to put you at risk for heart disease and death.

A review published in JAMA has linked dietary cholesterol in eggs to increased risk for cardiovascular disease and mortality... again.

Aspirin therapy is no longer recommended to lower risk of heart attack and stroke in healthy older adults, according to new guidelines.

If you smoke, are overweight, or have hypertension or diabetes, your brain health may be in jeopardy, according to a new study in the European Heart Journal.

If you think stroke is for your parents age, well, we’ve got news for you — you are the "parent's age" now. Stroke in your 50s is not uncommon, but it is preventable.

An alarming number of people taking a blood thinner like warfarin also take aspirin without being directed to do so by their health care provider

Kelsey Gumm was diagnosed with a cardiac condition that ended her decade-long military career. The diagnosis was scary and so was the prospect of finding a new line of work.