Heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, but the good news is that early detection and intervention can significantly ... Read More
Living with Heart Disease
Heart Health Clinical Trials: A Black Doctor’s Perspective
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death among Black Americans. Clinical trials are crucial in developing effective ... Read More
Menopause, Stress & Heart Disease: What Every Black Woman Needs to Know
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women, yet for decades, gender disparities in cardiovascular research and care have ... Read More
This Heart Health Clinical Trial Just Wants You to Exercise for 6 Months
Surviving cancer is a journey marked by challenges, including the risk of heart disease, especially for Black and survivors. Physical ... Read More
Which Contraceptive Is Right for You? 4 Things to Consider
With so much information online and an overwhelming number of contraceptive options available, choosing the right method can feel daunting. ... Read More
Stressful Life Events Tied To Heart Disease In Older Black Women
It’s no secret that stress can kill – and according to new research that also looked at whether a person's resilience could help ward off ... Read More
10 Superfoods To Ward Off Heart Disease
Give your heart a boost and prevent cardiovascular diseases like stroke and heart disease by chowing down on superfoods. Aim for foods rich ... Read More
The ABC’s of Heart Disease
In partnership with the Association of Black Cardiologists, a panel of experts discuss the latest issues and treatments for Black people and ... Read More
Avoid These Cold Medicines If You Have Heart Disease
Nothing is more annoying than realizing that you’re coming down with a cold. But fortunately, that throat tickle or the little nose sniffle ... Read More
Terrible Ten: Top 10 Foods That Cause Heart Disease
Ten. That's it. Just 10 foods account for nearly half of all heart disease deaths in the U.S., researchers reported this week. If people ... Read More
Here’s How To Manage Heart Disease (Video)
Well, you know, we have whole textbooks. It takes three to four years to become a cardiologist. So certainly, I'm not going to suggest that ... Read More
3 Good Reasons To Go Swimming? Heart Disease, Diabetes, & Obesity
For some of us (70%, to be exact), this conversation will start off with a trip to your local YMCA to get swimming lessons. I bet you’ll ... Read More