by Scott Davis | Sep 15, 2021
We know that good physical fitness is important for cardiovascular health. But as we get older, many people have more difficulty working out and keeping in shape. Fortunately, according to a new study published in JAMA Psychiatry, having good fitness at older ages may...
by Christian Goodman | Aug 8, 2021
What if one glass of a cheap and common juice could not just lower your blood pressure and remove arterial plaque buildup, but also soften your already-hardened heart arteries? It’s worth putting to the test, right? Well, French researchers have tested this for you,...
by Scott Davis | Mar 28, 2021
Decades of studies have concluded that physical activity is essential for preventing cardiovascular disease. But how much exercise is enough to prevent heart attack and stroke? A new study published in PLOS Medicine addresses this question using a new technology. And...
by Scott Davis | Mar 6, 2021
A new study published in the journal Heart investigates how much of our heart attack risk is caused not by the type of foods we eat, but how we cook them. These researchers concluded that one of the most popular cooking methods for meat, fish, and potatoes is also one...
by Christian Goodman | Feb 25, 2021
Brain and heart health are closely linked, which is hardly surprising considering all the blood vessels that supply blood to the billions of cells in the brain. But a new long-term study that just appeared in PLOS Medicine reveals a very interesting angle to this...
by Scott Davis | Jan 31, 2021
Are you like many middle-aged and elderly people who don’t enjoy running, jumping, or other forms of high-impact exercise because your joints just don’t feel up to it? Then a new study published in the journal Frontiers Physiology offers great news for you. It...