Heart attacks and liver disease remain prominent concerns for public health in the United States, claiming hundreds of ...

Oatmeal is a popular breakfast staple for its heart-health benefits and customizability. Though lesser known, millet is a type of small-seeded grass that can be prepared similarly to oatmeal. It has ...

Researchers found that vitamin B3 (niacin) can suppress miR-93, a key driver of fatty liver disease. In mice, niacin restored ...

Consuming 50 grams of almonds, roughly 45 nuts, each day may help improve cholesterol levels and deliver a variety of metabolic health benefits. This is according to a recent study conducted by Oregon ...

Sept 2 (Reuters) - Merck's (MRK.N), opens new tab oral drug met the main goal of reducing bad cholesterol in a late-stage trial, it said on Tuesday, marking a second win for the drug since June. The ...

Most people associate high cholesterol with an unhealthy diet and a sedentary lifestyle—a condition that develops over many years and you only need to worry about as you get older. However, this isn't ...

While some studies have found that whey protein may help lower cholesterol, results are mixed, and more research is needed. Whey protein can have health risks, such as contaminants, gastrointestinal ...

Dietitians bust the top myths when it comes to managing cholesterol including which foods you should and should not avoid. Not all fats are to blame for high cholesterol, but saturated fat is one that ...

Rolling onto the “Funky Friday” podcast on August 23rd by Cam Newton, sports journalist Joy Taylor made what would have otherwise been a friendly disagreement between co-workers a public knock-down, ...

In symptomatic adults with a coronary artery calcification (CAC) score of zero, elevated levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol were associated with increased risks for noncalcified ...

According to researchers at the University of South Australia, that sunny-side-up on your plate might actually be doing your ticker a favor. A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical ...