Heart Attack Triggers Sleep Changes to Aid Healing
Following a heart attack, the heart signals the brain to increase sleep drive to support healing, research shows.
Following a heart attack, the heart signals the brain to increase sleep drive to support healing, research shows.
Researchers identify how gut bacteria byproduct PAG interacts with previously unknown sites on heart cell receptors, advancing understanding of cardiovascular disease development.
New research reveals that plant-sourced nitrates lower mortality risk, while animal-based and tap water nitrates are linked to higher risks.
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Read MoreAdhering to heart-healthy lifestyle factors like exercise, diet, and managing conditions like high blood pressure was associated with slower biological aging at a cellular level.
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Read MoreAdults at risk for heart disease who received daily activity reminders and monetary rewards increased their step count by over 1,500.
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