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FDA: Pfizer Stop-Smoking Pill Raises Heart Risk

Pfizer's stop-smoking drug Chantix can lead to a small increase in cardiovascular problems such as heart attacks for patients who already have cardiovascular disease

'Sweet' New Way to Prevent Heart Disease

According to a new study published in the British Medical Journal in late August, people who ate more chocolate reduced their risk of heart disease by 37 percent their risk for stroke by 29 percent.

Two-time heart transplant recipient鈥檚 heart ready for wedding

For one Minnesota woman, a wedding engagement isn鈥檛 just about a heart full of love, but a heart full of life, My Fox Twin Cities reported.

Why meat may not be so unhealthy after all

Although a vegetarian diet has many health benefits, eating meat may not be so terrible for you either, as long as you include plenty of vegetables, too, according to a new study.

Women benefit more from heart pacer-zappers, study says

Women with heart failure are less likely to get a special kind of pacemaker than men, but more likely to benefit from the device, a government analysis suggests.

Mental health problems may explain link between rheumatoid arthritis and cardiovascular disease

Mental health problems may explain link between rheumatoid arthritis and cardiovascular disease

Need to reduce sodium intake? Herbs and spices may help

Salt: Americans eat too much of it.聽

Blood test may predict if you will die in the next 5 years

In a new study published in PLOS Medicine, researchers revealed that certain levels of four biomarkers circulating in the blood stream may strongly indicate when death is on the horizon.

Drugs to increase 'good' cholesterol may not cut deaths

Drugs that have been investigated to increase so-called 鈥済ood鈥� cholesterol may not prevent deaths, heart attacks or strokes as many hoped, according to a new analysis.

Fake Tinder account 'Nurse Nicole' encourages men to see a doctor

In order to raise awareness about men's health, two advertising interns have created a fake Tinder profile for a woman named 鈥淣urse Nicole,鈥� who adamantly reminds potential suitors to get examined for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, high blood pressure and more.