Cheers! Why booze is good for your heart
When you raise a glass to toast with some wine or champagne this Thanksgiving, you are doing your heart a favor, according to a new study. Full story
Shocking treatment helps erectile dysfunction
If you experience impotence, instead of a little blue pill maybe you want to apply shockwaves to your privates instead. Full story
Dr. William Ganz, noted cardiologist, dies
Nov. 13: Dr. William Ganz, co-inventor of the balloon-tipped catheter that measures heart blood flow, died Tuesday. He was 90. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Simple tests to predict your heart risk
Here are three new methods of predicting heart disease that are surprisingly simple and effective. Full story
Key found to muscle loss as we age
It’s a sad fact that muscles shrink as adults age. But new studies are starting to unravel how this happens — and what to do about it. Full story
Sleep your way to gorgeous
You’re not dreaming — it is possible to get dewier skin and glossier hair while you snooze. Full story
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