Heavy legs? Varicose veins? Most people brush these off as surface-level annoyances. Yet new studies hint there’s more beneath the skin. Not just discomfort – possibly an alert system. Blood […]
Most of us sleep with some kind of light on. A bedside lamp. A streetlight outside the window. The soft glow from a phone left face up on the table. […]
Most of us sit more than we realize. At desks. In cars. On couches. Even while scrolling through our phones. It adds up fast. Studies show young adults spend nearly […]
A cardiac stress test can tell you a lot about how your heart behaves when it is pushed. But it does not tell you everything. That is where many people […]
For years, cardiovascular prevention has followed a familiar script. Calculate a risk score. Ask about symptoms. Treat those who cross a defined threshold. Reassure everyone else. New data from Mount […]
Modern workdays are built around chairs. Desk jobs, long commutes, screen time, and evening downtime all share one feature: hours of uninterrupted sitting. While the metabolic risks of inactivity are […]
Artificial light at night has quietly become part of modern life. Streetlamps glow through curtains, phone screens linger past bedtime, and bedrooms rarely reach true darkness. New cardiovascular research suggests […]
Sleep isn’t just about clocking hours in bed. The American Heart Association (AHA) just put out a new statement in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, and honestly, it’s eye-opening. They’re […]
Lately, Americans have really caught the marathon bug. Races that used to feel like something only die-hard athletes attempted are now everywhere, with runners from all walks of life signing […]
Surviving a heart attack isn’t the finish line; it’s just the beginning of a much more complicated journey. A massive new study from the University of Leeds dug through over […]