cardiovascular health

A video showing a woman's pregnancy workout routine has sparked debate online after showing her newborn baby.

A team of researchers is using a natural material derived from seaweed known as fucoidan to modify synthetic blood vessels.

Scientists behind the research say women on low incomes lack the health choices and lifestyle care available to their richer neighbors.

Physical activity, including aerobic exercise, is vital for heart health. So, how much should you be doing every week?

Footage of an eight-month-old's rigorous workout regime has been making people laugh online, and it "might be time to send him to a full-time training camp."

Should you do cardio before or after weights if you're looking to build muscle? Newsweek asked the experts their thoughts on the age old fitness dilemma.

Hours before the ceremony, the groom was rushed to the emergency room by ambulance but remained determined to exchange vows.

Almost 80 percent of recovered COVID-19 patients suffered damage to their heart.

Want to lose weight? Bulk or tone up? Boxing is a full-body workout that's ideal for almost all fitness enthusiasts, even the ones who don't want to leave the house.

The warning comes amid a U.S.-wide outbreak of vaping-related lung injuries.

A co-author of the study told Newsweek it is possible to boost our optimism.

Diets rich in vegetables and fruits are still thought to be the healthiest.

There's no better way to truly experience a country than a walking tour. Here are eight great hikes - guided and not - that will help you unplug and allow you to really delve into a destination.

But eating too much chocolate appeared to raise the risk of heart disease.

"Good" cholesterol helps to prevent arteries from blocking, but too much could also be bad for our health.

Evidence suggests the signs of cardiovascular disease appear in our teen years.

A growing body of research is questioning the benefits of multivitamins.

The amount of sugar children eat rises as they age, the study shows.

Being born to an older mother may carry life-long implications for heart health, the study's lead author told Newsweek.

Researchers hope their work will encourage people with big families to look after their heart health.

The research was important to those who felt they didn't have enough time to exercise.

Drinking too much might take 30 minutes off your life.

New research suggests that heart health is more complex than monitoring plant and animal proteins.

The new study included data from millions of men and women—and the results are striking.

The president has explained that he amazed medical staff last week by walking on a treadmill.

The coroner's report was released months after the singer's death.

Every American should be screened regularly for hypertension, says a panel of experts.