Over the last 33 years, acting on modifiable risk factors has helped to prevent deaths caused by ischemic heart disease, new ...

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New American Heart Association research suggests up to five cups of black coffee daily may safely support heart health and ...

Your morning cup, or cups, of Joe may not be bad for you after all.According to a new statement by the American Heart<a ...

A recent study implies that adding a bit more caffeine to your routine might offer protective benefits against heart disease ...

But be careful! This research isn’t true for all coffee consumption. Here’s what you need to know.

The American Heart Association says up to 400 milligrams of caffeine daily may lower risk of heart disease, stroke and Type 2 ...

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For the first time in the northern region, the National Heart Foundation, Rajshahi, has launched a special initiative to ...

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