Heart attacks rarely come without warning. The signs are often subtle, scattered, and easy to explain away but they matter.

The link between heart disease and mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder ...

What’s on your mind can take a heavy toll on your heart. Mental stress can increase the risk of heart disease, yet we often don’t think about the brain-heart connection when it comes to preventing a ...

Key Takeaways Strong heart health means your heart and blood vessels, aka your cardiovascular system, are working efficiently ...

Depression and anxiety are linked to a higher risk of heart attack, heart disease and stroke, and researchers now think they know why.

That deadline pressure at work, traffic jam on your commute, or family conflict might be doing more than just ruining your day—it could be damaging your heart. While occasional stress is part of ...

People with anxiety or depression reap double the cardiovascular benefit from regular exercise than others, according to new data. The researchers say that their findings confirm what previous ...

Share on Pinterest Risk of heart disease may be twice as high for men who work in high-stress jobs and feel unappreciated for their efforts, suggests new research. Westend61/Getty Images A new study ...

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New research suggests that older adults experience lower stress levels when their bedroom is kept at 24°C (75 °F) during sleep. Maintaining a bedroom temperature around 24°C (75.2°F) or lower during ...

"Stand, walk, around, stretch, that will help you boost your circulation, a deep breath will lower your heart rate," said Dr.

As winter storms blanket the country, experts warn that snow shoveling could trigger heart attacks or cardiac arrest, ...