Results from long-term study of women highlight the need to curb consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Drinking 1 or More Sugary Drinks Daily Could Raise Risk of Heart Disease -
Study: Women Less Likely to Receive Some Heart Medicines Study reveals differences in the way some cardiovascular drugs are prescribed depending on the sex of the patient. -
Older Women Who Sit More Have Higher Heart Disease Risk, Study Finds Hispanic women carry greater risks of some cardiometabolic markers despite less time sitting, study shows. -
COVID-19 and the Cardiac Patient Mended Hearts hosted a webinar about COVID-19 and patients with heart conditions. Martha Gulati, CardioSmart's Editor-in-Chief, was the speaker.