heart disease

When you think of chronic diseases, consider conditions like heart attacks, cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure—illnesses that we or our families may have...

(NewsUSA) - By the time you read this article, three people will have had a stroke and one will die. Stroke is the leading...

by Wändi Bruine de Bruin, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and Mark Huffman, Washington University in St Louis Stunning as it may...

Written by Bishop Mitchell Scott, New Covenant Harvest Kingdom of God Ministries  The health of a community is often about connecting. Connecting with our neighbors,...

Heart disease, cancer, and stroke are the leading causes of death for African Americans. During Black History Month while we reflect on our history, let us use this month to commit to a healthier future with better health outcomes. Black History Month can be the time to focus on the importance of living an active and healthy lifestyle to enrich our future and prolong our lives.

Health care disparities heighten disease differences between Black and white Americans. It’s been established that there are several deadly diseases that Blacks have a greater...

EURweb– Not sure whether you should walk down the aisle? Well, a new study says getting married could be good for your heart. After surveying...

The risk of heart disease may be higher in men with HIV, a new study suggests. The study, published in the journal Annals of Internal...

While Americans are living longer than ever before, a new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for...

A brighter smile and fresh breath are wonderful things to have, but experts are learning more and more about the surprising health benefits of...