Racist TechHeart Rate Fitness Trackers May Be Less Reliable for Darker Skin Tones It's a case study of the need for greater diversity in health tech. By Liesl Goecker
Plants PleaseRed and White Meats Are Equally Bad for Cholesterol We've all been fed a lie when it comes to heart health recommendations. By Liesl Goecker
Cardiac QuirksYou Can Actually Die of a Broken Heart Extreme emotion can cause a heart attack-like response. By Liesl Goecker
Preventable ProblemsHPV May Contribute to Cardiovascular Disease as Well as Cervical Cancer Yet another reason to vaccinate. By Liesl Goecker
Sweet DreamsStudy: Night Shifts May Cause DNA Damage That Contributes to Chronic Diseases All of those single nights of sleep deprivation can add up. By Anubhuti Matta
Bad SurpriseGlobally, 1 in 4 People Above 25 Likely to Have a Stroke During Their Lifetime India's youth have much better odds -- but not because they're healthier. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Pumping IronHow Much Strength Training Should You Do to Avoid a Heart Attack? Less than you might think. By Anubhuti Matta
The Heart BeatSmoking, Diabetes, and High Blood Pressure More Likely to Lead to a Heart Attack in Women Than Men Some behavior is riskier if you have two X chromosomes. By The Swaddle Team
Volume ControlNoise Exposure Increases Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds Street noise takes on a more sinister tone. By The Swaddle Team
Heart To HeartWhat You Need to Know About Heart Disease and Heart Attacks in Women If you think heart disease is a man's disease, you're wrong. By Liesl Goecker
