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Older adults are also more likely to live with conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, memory problems, and frailty. The right diet can help support not only heart health but also strength, independence, and overall quality of life.

Your 40s are when heart disease risk begins rising quietly. The right diet now can change your cardiovascular health for decades. Here is exactly what to eat and what to avoid.

New AHA research confirms that belly fat raises heart failure risk more than BMI — even in people with normal weight. Find out exactly how abdominal fat damages your heart and what to do about it.

Poor sleep does not just make you tired . Certain sleep disorders silently raise your risk of heart attack, stroke, and heart failure. Find out which ones are most dangerous and what to do about them.

Excess weight directly damages your heart through blood pressure, inflammation, cholesterol, and heart failure risk. Learn what research shows and what you can do about it.

Sugar does more than affect your weight. It quietly damages your heart through your blood vessels, cholesterol, and inflammation. Find out exactly how sugar affects cardiovascular health and what to do about it.

Cortisol is your body's main stress hormone and when it stays elevated for too long, it quietly damages your heart. Find out exactly what high cortisol does to your cardiovascular system and what you can do about it.

Find out exactly how many hours of sleep your heart needs each night and what happens when you get too little or too much.

A good night's sleep does more than help you feel refreshed the next morning. It also gives your heart and blood vessels time to rest, recover, and repairIn this article, you'll learn how sleep quality affects the heart, why poor sleep increases cardiovascular risk, and practical ways to improve your sleep and protect your heart.

Mindfulness is more than a stress relief tool it is a proven cardiovascular intervention. Learn the best mindfulness practices for heart health and how to build them into your daily life.

Increasing evidence shows that depression has a great impact on physical health, particularly on the cardiovascular system. Learn exactly how depression affects the heart, the biological mechanisms that drive the damage, who is most at risk, and what you can do to protect your cardiovascular health if you are living with depression.

Research shows sitting for more than 10.6 hours a day significantly raises your risk of heart failure and cardiovascular death even if you exercise. Here is what sitting does to your heart and how to fix it.