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Although their relatively high fat content has historically given nuts a bad name, the facts suggest that nuts could be part of a plan for optimal cardiovascular health.

By reducing the risk of coronary artery disease, eating the right kinds of fiber in sufficient quantities can help people protect their heart's health.

Researchers at The Pennsylvania State University studied the effects of eating beef every day on people's heart health. The study will appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in January.

Check to see if your body is sending you subtle signals that your cardiovascular health should be evaluated.

Discover the details of a new study that investigates how a compound in garlic oil, diallyl trisulfide, could be instrumental in protecting the heart.

A study conducted by Research Laboratories at the Fondazione di Ricerca e Cura "Giovanni Paolo I," in Campobasso, Italy finds that beer consumption may reduce the risk of heart disease.

Because holiday heart syndrome is not a joyful event, don't let it spoil your holiday celebrations.

Because depression and anxiety are now officially recognized as dangerous for the heart, physicians are likely to change the way they treat clients under emotional distress.

Learn about the heart health benefits of consuming pomegranate juice.

Becoming a vegetarian might improve your cardiovascular health, but it is not the only dietary option for reducing your risk of heart disease.