The Critical Cholesterol Test Your Doctor Might Be Missing
Standard cholesterol tests miss key risks. ApoB and Lp(a) tests may provide vital heart-health indicators that you and your doctor need to know about.
Most Women Don’t Know Their Unique Stroke Risks – Do You?
Estrogen can protect the brain—but when it shifts, risk rises. Learn how every phase of womanhood affects your stroke risk.
The Surprising Heart Risks of Being a Die-Hard Hockey Fan
Heart rates spike 75% during nail-biting games. Here’s how to keep your ticker playoff-safe.
Bleeding Gums May Impact More Than Just Your Mouth
Bleeding gums aren’t normal—they could be the first sign of gum disease, which may impact your heart, lungs, and more.
Lower High Blood Pressure—No Meds Required
High blood pressure can be lowered without meds. Science confirms that it can be done and shows us how.
Cholesterol Fix: Can You Ditch Statins for Good?
High cholesterol isn’t just genetic—your diet plays a bigger role than you think. Find out if you can manage it without medication.
Weight-Loss Med Wegovy Now Approved to Treat Heart Attack Risk
Discover how the medication Wegovy tackles obesity and reduces heart attack risk by 20% - a breakthrough for many Canadians.
Ozempic and GLP-1 Drugs – Surprising New Health Benefits
From diabetes care to potential benefits for heart health, Alzheimer’s, and more, GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are reshaping medicine.
Canada’s Legendary Cardiologists
Learn about Canada's ground-breaking cardiologists and the work that transformed cardiology medicine, research and education.
Stress Tests; What Are They And Why Are They Important?
Stress tests are an important tool for cardiologists. Learn more about which one is used in which situation, and who should get one.
Your Heart Loves Fibre; Here’s Why
Eating a diet high in fibre can significantly reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease. Read on to learn more and explore heart-healthy recipes.
Protecting Heart Health During Menopause
Menopause brings about many changes, and one of the riskiest is to your heart. Here's what you need to know and how to help keep your heart healthy for years to come.