Source: News on Heart.org By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS Meditation may decrease the risk of heart disease, according to a first-ever statement on the practice issued by the American Heart Association. But the key word to remember is “may.” “The research is...
Source: heart.org American Heart Association Launches Annual Go Red For Women® Campaign with Real Women Announcement DALLAS – September 27, 2017 — Each year on September 29, World Heart Day encourages people to be heart healthy with the world’s biggest platform for...
Source: News on Heart.org By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS Left to right: Jennifer Ashton, Jennifer Mieres, Haywood Brown, Katie Jaxheimer Agarwal and Sonia Angell at a panel discussion on women’s health Wednesday in New York City. While heart disease remains the...
Author: Honor Whiteman / Source: Medical News Today The AHA say that meditation may help to reduce heart disease risk, but further studies are needed. A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association has concluded that meditation may help to...
Author: Honor Whiteman / Source: Medical News Today Researchers suggest that experiencing at least three traumatic events in a lifetime could raise women’s risk of heart disease. Experiencing a high number of traumatic events could increase a...
