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Amid the steady beeping of the heart monitor, Tammy Bernard, UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine practitioner, and Jeanne Dickman, a heart transplant patient at…
Devotees of intermittent fasting, take note: One such eating plan has been linked to a substantially higher risk of cardiovascular death. Researchers with the American Heart Association concluded...
Toasting to someone’s good health is an age-old ritual. Now, it turns out that a little less drinking may be the path to better health. That’s because new research shows drinking even less than the...
What is good for your heart can also be good for your eyes. A lifestyle that optimizes cardiovascular health also reduces the odds for diabetic retinopathy and other vision-related diseases. New...