The findings may be beneficial for tea lovers who enjoy black or green tea. However, they do not mean that drinking tea alone ...

A recent study published in Journal of Internal Medicine showed that drinking tea regularly could result in lower risk of cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks, strokes and peripheral artery ...

X-linked ichthyosis is not associated with serious heart rhythm problems or new structural heart problems in children, a ...

Hayley Martin has never drunk alcohol or smoked cigarettes, eats healthily and leads a fit and active lifestyle. Yet during a ...

A familiar fall tradition returns to Christiansburg’s Huckleberry Park as the American Heart Association is hosting the New ...

A lipid panel, or cholesterol panel, is a blood test that measures total cholesterol, LDL ("bad" cholesterol), HDL ("good" ...

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

But, drinking tea that's too hot is linked to the opposite effect: a 16% increase in vascular disease risk. Researchers ...

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

However, drinking tea that's excessively hot is linked to the reverse effect: a 16% increased risk of vascular disease.

Comorbidities related to cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome have become increasingly prevalent in patients with heart failure, ...

A recent study of more than 280,000 patients found that asthma and COPD patients who overuse reliever inhalers face up to a ...