When unhealthy cholesterol hits very high levels, patients might take a statin medication to help reduce those levels. For those who don’t respond well to this treatment, a lower-intensity statin with another medication may help.

It seems caffeinated drinks are available everywhere you look, from traditional soft drinks to energy drinks. Children and teens have noted this availability as well.

The vaccine that prevents whooping cough fades earlier than expected in older children, based on recent research. But what about for babies and toddlers?

It seems logical that patients with heart problems would eventually die as a result of their condition, but this might not be the case today.

Following a low-fat diet may help lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease. A Mediterranean-style eating plan, however, may help you live longer.

There are so many diseases and health conditions associated with smoking; the habit is addictive and deadly. Researchers may have added yet another disease to this growing list.

You may want to reconsider drinking that can of soda. Added sugars in processed or prepared foods and beverages are not so sweet on heart health.

Playing a sport is a healthy physical activity for kids, but does it promote healthy food and drink choices as well?