Twitter activity can predict heart disease.

Yoga is as good as bike riding or walking for your heart health.

Tomatoes are good for the health of your blood vessels.

Sugar is bad for your heart aside from what it does to your weight.

Genes can no longer be blamed for the modern disease epidemic — and the answer to long-term vibrant health may be closer than you think.

Heart problems are of increasing concern around the world and it is important to know what the doctor is telling you when he speaks. Often people feel rushed or embarrassed to ask so here is a list that may help you decipher exactly what your doctor is talking about when he speaks to you.

Harvard researchers find that eating a good breakfast reduces your risk of developing heart disease.

Insomnia increases your risk of heart disease.

Erectile dysfunction can be a forerunner of coronary artery disease according to studies as far back as 2006 in a St Louis university. The study recommends that doctors should ‘monitor heart health of patients with erectile dysfunction’.

Avoiding workplace burnout protects your heart and your mind.

Eating a vegetarian diet reduces the risk of stroke.

Long known in traditional Chinese medicine, the herb baical skullcap is generating excitement over its many therapeutic properties.