A Cleveland Clinic doctor highlights its place among the first approved cholesterol-lowering therapies targeting this risk ...

W e all know that staying physically active is one of the most important factors for heart health. The American Heart ...

Making lifestyle adjustments could help you cut the risk of developing a stroke ... Moderate or high levels of physical activity. A feeling that your life has purpose. Low to moderate alcohol ...

The type of exercise you choose to do, the air temperature and the level of humidity can all increase your core body ...

Well-controlled blood glucose levels may not lower the risk of a stroke. Lifestyle changes such as quitting smoking, eating a healthful diet, treating high blood pressure, and getting exercise are ...

If you’re trying to fix that nagging back pain—or more importantly prevent it—try the following strength exercises and lower back stretches, demonstrated by Hollis Tuttle, certified personal ...

A strong lower body supports your core and helps you sit, stand and move with better posture. If you’re bored of endless squats and lunges, look no further — I did these four exercises to help ...

The study, which was published in the journal Nutrients, analyzed data from 39 women who weren’t anemic but who had either low iron levels or normal iron levels for their age. The women ...

Mizzou researchers discover that exercise enhances brain health, even when the liver’s ability to produce ketones is ...

However, excessive consumption (over four cups) is linked to a higher risk of ischemic stroke, while regular tea consumption is associated with a reduced stroke risk. Coffee is the most favoured ...

Union Finance Secretary Ajay Seth on Friday said that the levels of capex by states are currently low and this needs to be improved. “Some state governments are finding ways to finance current ...