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Christmas may be a time of joy, but for many others, it can be a time of great pain too. A new study out of Sweden shows that one's risk for a heart attack peaks on Christmas Eve, but it turns out that may actually mean the risk is really greater for Americans on Christmas Day.

Some smokers switch to e-cigarettes in an attempt to be healthier, but according to new research, daily use of e-cigarettes doubles the risk of heart attack. And when combined with daily use of regular cigarettes, the risk of heart attack is five times that for a nonsmoker.

Jul 14, 2018 … DALLAS — Many Americans take multivitamins and other mineral supplements every day as part of their diets with the hope of maintaining optimal health and extending their lifespan. But do they really provide any benefit? New research published in an American Heart Association journal claims that vitamin supplements have no effect on heart health, and won’t…

Could climate change have a profound effect on health in the years ahead? A new study finds major temperature swings significantly raise one's risk of suffering a heart attack.

A new study finds that eating two servings of yogurt a week can lower a person's risk of cardiovascular disease by 20%, along with the risk of suffering a heart attack by as much as 30%.

A new study finds that people diagnosed with the flu are six times more likely to suffer a heart attack within the first week of contracting the virus