A world-first study looking at the impact of diet on women’s risk of heart disease highlights a problem in the research.
A new study linking the size of one of our most vital organs to fitness level and the risk of heart failure later in life shows exercise is our best defence.
A lifetime is your only guarantee.
Not enough women know how high their chances are of getting fatal heart disease. But there are ways to reduce the risk.
The push for a Medicare rebate comes as high-profile cardiologists call for expanded awareness of a type of cholesterol that has been linked to sudden heart attacks in young people.
A cardiologist says there is a huge amount of data linking higher levels of a little-known cholesterol to strokes and heart attacks.
A high intake of red and processed meats over many years increases the likelihood of cardiovascular death by 23 per cent.
When we get our heart rate up through VILPA,the benefits are similar to those of HIIT,new research suggests,but no workout gear is necessary.
COVID-19 is expected to be the third-leading cause of death in Australia in the first seven months of 2022,an analysis by the Actuaries Institute has concluded.
Following a GP visit,former Victorian MP Philip Dalidakis discovered one of his arteries was 95 per cent blocked.
A heart that works better,a brain that defies shrinkage,an immune system that’s more alert – exercise remains one of the most potent “pills” for good health.