From beans and tofu to walnuts and yogurt, these six protein-rich foods may help lower cholesterol and support heart health.

If you're hoping to lower your cholesterol, you may want to look at your diet.

Two widely used cholesterol medicines offered similar protection against major cardiovascular problems in a three-year trial. However, rosuvastatin was associated with more newly treated diabetes and ...

Physicians were excited about several therapies that slash levels of lipoprotein(a) — an important cardiovascular risk factor. One major trial failed to show a benefit, and now scientists are ...

Eating an avocado and a cup of mango every day may provide surprising benefits for heart health, according to a new study involving adults with prediabetes. After just eight weeks, participants ...

Almonds and peanuts are popular snacking choices, and both can help protect your heart health.What you can do: Choose almonds if you’re trying to manage your cholesterol, as they have more healthy ...

According to the USDA, one serving of pecans equals 1 ounce, or the equivalent of 19 pecan halves, and contains about 196 calories, 20 grams of total fat (mostly healthy monounsaturated fats), 2.7 ...

Canned soup doesn't exactly have the best nutritional reputation, but certain brands and flavors pack a healthier punch than you may expect.

Walmart does not offer a senior discount in stores, online, or through its app. There is no age requirement, no designated senior shopping day, and no loyalty card tied to older shoppers. The company ...

Weight regain is only part of the story. Scientists are discovering how stopping GLP-1 drugs may affect the heart, blood sugar, and other protective benefits that go well beyond the scale.