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AHA Says Up to Five Cups of Coffee a Day Is Generally Safe for the Heart

The guidance matters because it separates likely benefits of everyday coffee from the harms of high‑dose energy drinks.

Meta-Analysis Links Aerobic, Combined Training and HIIT to Lower 24-Hour Blood Pressure

AI CT Analyses Tie Adult Thymus Health to Longer Life and Better Immunotherapy Outcomes

Study Identifies Nine Gut Microbial Blood Markers Linked to Future Coronary Heart Disease

Go Red for Women Campaigns Advance Nationwide With $600,000 Boost in Central Virginia

National Wear Red Day Mobilizes Action for Women’s Heart Health

American Heart Association’s Go Red 2026 Campaign Mobilizes Nationwide Ahead of Wear Red Day

Modest Salt Cuts in Packaged Foods Could Prevent Tens of Thousands of Heart Attacks and Strokes

Women Achieve Comparable Heart Protection With Half the Exercise Men Need, Study Finds

Study Finds Nearly All Heart Attacks, Strokes and Heart Failure Follow Earlier Risk Factors

American Heart Association Launches 2025 Leaders of Impact in Nearly 100 U.S. Cities

New Blood Test Outperforms Cholesterol Checks in Predicting Heart Disease Risk

Weekly Flossing Linked to Lower Stroke and Heart Risks, Study Finds

Study Finds Long-Term Cardiovascular Risks Linked to COVID-19

Early Cholesterol Management Crucial to Prevent Heart Disease, Study Finds