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Heart health supplements like fiber, red yeast rice, and garlic may reduce your risk of heart disease. Always discuss new supplements with your healthcare provider.

New study reveals men face heart attack risk seven years earlier than women, starting in mid-30s. Northwestern research ...

Lifestyle changes can make a big impact on your heart health. A cardiologist says we should start early.

Sleaford's heart seat will return as part of a campaign to celebrate the town.

Cardiovascular disease is a great risk for women, especially for those unaware of how it can affect you. The American Heart ...