Cardiovascular Disease
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Menopause blood pressure changes raise heart risks for women
In 2013, cardiovascular disease claimed 398,086 American women's lives.
Heart-healthy habits prevent the leading cause of death
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death globally, yet most deaths are preventable through lifestyle changes.
Plant-forward diet boosts women's heart health through menopause
A 20-year study of 66,892 postmenopausal women found that those who most closely followed a plant-forward diet slashed their cardiovascular disease risk by approximately 28%, reports FemTech World .
New Study Links Food Preservatives to High Blood Pressure
A recent study involving 112,395 people revealed that eight common food preservatives, including potassium sorbate (E202) and sodium nitrite (E250), are linked to a significantly higher risk of high b
New Study Shows Nightly Steps Significantly Boost Heart Health
A groundbreaking study of 78,000 participants found that taking just 2,500 steps after dinner can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease by 15%, according to research highlighted by Health .
Women Over 40 See Omega-3 Benefits, New Research Confirms
A recent meta-analysis of 50 studies revealed a crucial insight for women over 40: higher omega-3 intake reduced cardiovascular disease risk by 15%, according to the Journal of Women's Health .
Ultra-processed foods now make up over half of U.S. diets
More than half of all calories consumed by Americans aged one and older now come from ultra-processed foods, a dietary shift observed between August 2021 and August 2023, according to the CDC .