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New research shows that postmenopausal women may be at an increased risk for heart issues. Experts said this could be because production of estrogen—which protects the heart—is decreased after menopause.

With a “goal of identifying and remediating lead hazards in at least 2,800 Lancaster County homes,” LG Health is setting an example for the private sector. And the Biden-Harris administration’s focus on environmental justice and access to clean and safe water is aiding the national effort.

The alarming number of deaths while running has become a matter of huge concern. What’s causing these fatalities?

Learn how drinking less water in winter can affect your heart health. Find out the risks of winter dehydration and discover tips for maintaining proper hydration during the colder months.

Lack of sleep is overall bad for health, but a recent study shows us that the consequences can be worse than we thought. Chronically disrupted sleep can trigger heart disease

Excess salt consumption can wreak havoc on our health. The most common consequence is increased blood pressure which also puts added strain on the heart. | Health

When a woman gets pregnant, she goes through numerous physiological changes and that includes her cardiovascular health. But, does it pose any risk? TheHealthSite.com

There were 33 fewer average annual hospitalizations for heart disease compared to the preceding three years of the coal plant's operation.

Double cardiac arrest is a very rare and dangerous medical emergency that can occur in those with pre-existing heart problems or cardiac risk factors. | Health

Branded generics also add significant value to the healthcare ecosystem. They develop and circulate patient education materials. In-patient camps and diagnosis are often done free of cost. Such initiatives help patients understand their symptoms, get a diagnosis and seek professional help.