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Strength training activates cellular waste disposal mechanisms which are essential for long-term preservation of muscle mass. This is the finding of a University of Bonn research team.

Being physically active, even just a couple of days a week, may be key to better health

cola in a glass with ice and bubbles

Sugary Drinks Linked to Over 3 Million New Cases of Diabetes and Heart Disease Annually

When purchasing new houses, upgrading insulation and living in a warm home is cost-effective.

Well-Insulated Homes Could Add Years of Healthy Life, Japanese Study Finds

ENPP1 is expressed in the region of scarring after injury to the heart. Cardiac muscle shown in red and ENPP1 in green demonstrates expression of ENPP1 in the region of scar formation.

Researchers engineer experimental drug for preventing heart failure after heart attacks

Ripples in dark water

‘Safe’ Arsenic Levels in Community Water Supplies Linked to Heart Disease

Demo of app being used

Smartphone App Transforms Blood Pressure Monitoring for Underserved Communities

Person holding test tube with blood. Credit Pixabay.

Single Blood Test Reveals 30-Year Heart Disease Risk

Espresso machine

Chronic high caffeine consumption ups risk for heart disease

butter and olive oil

Blood fat profiles confirm health benefits of replacing butter with high-quality plant oils

4 chambers of the heart: right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle.

Better Heart Health Linked to Slower Biological Aging

A digital illustration depicting a human heart surrounded by a hazy, polluted cityscape. The image is accompanied by text emphasizing the connection between air pollution, mental health, and cardiovascular health risks.

Air Pollution Linked to Stress, Depression, and Increased Risk of Premature Cardiovascular Death

Middle aged man exercising

Physical activity reduces stress-related brain activity to lower cardiovascular disease risk

Plate of food on a clock face

8-hour time-restricted eating linked to a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death

illustration of blood cells and genes

Genes affect your blood pressure from early childhood

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