One of Louisiana's health system announced a free and voluntary genetic testing program on Thursday, which will screen adults ...

Key Takeaways Premature menopause might increase risk of heart problems due to higher blood sugarWomen who enter menopause ...

The heart’s anatomy and immune reactions make it a challenging target for emerging gene therapies, which have transformed treatment options for some health conditions. A new Penn Medicine center, ...

Data from almost half a million people revealed that drinking any amount of tea a day reduced the chance of developing heart ...

Researchers investigating the relationship between tea drinking and vascular disease have discovered the beverage could ...

Most people assume heart disease is a problem for later life, something to worry about once they're past 60. But that's not ...

Staying in good health starts with prevention.

Not all fat is bad. New research points to the benefits of brown fat, which not only burns energy but is linked to a ...

Regular tea drinkers had lower rates of heart disease and stroke over nine years, while scalding tea was tied to a higher risk.

In a Journal of Internal Medicine study, people who drank tea had a lower risk of vascular disease than non–tea drinkers.

Practically no one likes switching the clocks twice a year, but there's an ongoing debate in the U.S. and parts of Canada ...

High-protein snacks that include fiber, healthy fats, and lower sodium can support healthy cholesterol and blood pressure ...