Stories with Heart
Treat Yourself to a Healthier Indulgence
As we get older, a lot of changes happen to our bodies, but losing energy doesn't have to be one of them.
How your heart works and other interesting facts about this amazing organ.
When it comes to heart health, the signs and symptoms of heart disease can vary dramatically between men and women.
A healthy diet can do wonders for our hearts, but what foods should we be putting in our grocery carts – and which should we be leaving on the shelves?
Here’s what you can do to keep your body as strong as possible as long as possible.
A board-certified podiatrist shares an overview of the right footwear for specific activities, plus what types of qualities to look for in footwear depending on your foot structure and body type.
As pickleball's popularity increases, doctors are noticing an uptick in injuries. A primary care physician (and avid pickleball player) shares her tips for staying injury-free.
Reduce your risk of heart disease with these easy lifestyle hacks.
If your heart skips a beat, it could mean you're in love. It could also mean you have atrial fibrillation.
Because women's heart attack symptoms are often different from men's, these subtle signs may go unnoticed.
The Structural Cardiology team at Straub Benioff Medical Center celebrated a remarkable milestone in July 2024 as they performed their 1,000th transcatheter aortic valve replacement.
An interventional and structural cardiologist at Straub Benioff Medical Center discusses the transcatheter aortic valve replacement treatment and what it means for treating heart disease in Hawaii.
Aortic aneurysms can be hard to detect, but there are simple steps you can take to greatly reduce your risk of developing this condition.
Limit foods that are high in sugar, fat, and sodium to help prevent certain complications.
Inactivity has potentially disastrous health effects, and even those who exercise aren’t fully protected.
How the dynamic duo of vitamin D and calcium can help reduce your risk of fractures caused by osteoporosis.
The best way for parents to instill healthy eating habits is to start early, and to set a good example in the process.
The secret to staying young may be linked to how much you sweat.
Most people will feel better after a few days of rest, but others may need help recovering.