Contrary to popular belief, a high-intensity workout may actually be beneficial for patients with heart disease.
An advertising campaign depicting the graphic realities of smoking is saving lives, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A new study shows that an optimistic outlook on life can go a long way in helping people with heart disease thrive.
Quitting smoking may be difficult to do, but experts say the benefits can offer immediate rewards to you—and your family.
A new study finds that doctors who are in good physical shape advise their patients to stay active more often than doctors who lead sedentary lives.