For some, healthy habits alone aren't enough to lower heart risk.
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Statins Myth: If I eat healthy, exercise, and feel fine, I don't need a statin. -
Healthy Diet, Physical Activity are First Line of Treatment for High Triglycerides American College of Cardiology expert consensus decision pathway offers practical guidance to help patients manage hypertriglyceridemia.
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Exercise and Healthy Diet in Midlife Lower Chance of Health Problems in Later Years New data reinforce long-term benefits of exercise and healthy food choices.
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Plant-Based Protein Tied to Lower Risk of Dying Among Older Women Researchers call for future dietary guidelines to differentiate between healthy, not-so-healthy proteins based on study findings.
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Efforts to Prevent Spread of COVID-19 Not Easy for High-Risk, Disadvantaged Groups Researchers said the findings add to urgency of assuring access to vaccines for at-risk groups.
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Recovering from a Heart Attack? Be Sure to Mind Your Mental Health Psychological distress doubles the risk of subsequent cardiac events in younger adults. -
Black Women’s Risk for Heart Disease Seen at Younger Ages Researchers call for stepped up preventive care and lifestyle changes for women under age 40.
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Very High Levels of Calcium in the Arteries Linked to Heart Attacks and Strokes Measuring coronary calcium is useful to identify people without heart disease who could benefit from treatment, findings suggest.
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Psychological Health – Good or Bad – Plays an Important Role in Heart Disease Minding your mental health may be a key part of taking care of your heart and should be a part of overall care, experts urge in report.
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Smoking – Especially Starting Habit in Childhood – Increases Risk of Early Death, Study Finds Researchers say quitting at any age has heart benefits but sooner is better.
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Helping Patients Manage the COVID-19 Pandemic ACC offers patients timely information about how to care for their heart health during the pandemic.