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Many people enjoy the tart taste of cranberry juice enough to make it a part of their regular diet. But drinking it every day may have an unexpected effect.

Your kidneys work hard performing many important functions. However, our expert say there are certain habits that you'll want to avoid to protect them.

Thanks to certain compounds found within it, garlic powder can affect your blood pressure; however, you'll want to consume it the right way to see the benefits.

Is there really an affordable, easily available food that fights cancer as well as protects your kidneys? Yes! A Registed Dietitian explains.

While working on a show, Chris Hemsworth received devastating news - testing revealed that he has one of the strongest risk factors for Alzheimer's disease.

The idea of swallowing a battery might sound farfetched. But it actually happens more often than you think, especially to kids - and comes with consequences.

If left untreated or not treated promptly, many diseases can lead to death. Among these, ten are said to be responsible for the most number of deaths worldwide.

Nutritionists recommend adding fruits to your diet to enjoy their benefits. Some fruits in particular can have an unexpected effect on your cholesterol levels.

If you have high blood pressure, some types of carbs are healthier for you than others. These are the carbs you should be eating to help your blood pressure.

Fast food can wreak havoc on your heart if you don't look closely at its nutritional content. We'll share a few items that are better for your cholesterol.

Many people drink orange juice for its vitamin C content; but, according to our expert, it can also contribute to preventing kidney stones. Here's how.

Cholesterol in eggs is no longer the villain; but, if you're overcooking them, it could affect your risk of heart disease and cancer. A nutritionist explains.

Packed with nutritional value, eggs are a great addition to your diet. But if you have high cholesterol levels, some ways to cook them are better than others.

Over the years, Cheerios has maintained its popularity in the breakfast aisle. And one of its most famous claims is that it can help keep cholesterol low.

With the recent E. coli outbreak hitting the news, more and more people have been concerned about its mortality rate. A health expert sets the record straight.

There are certain behaviors that we associate with a higher risk of death. But there are also common life experiences that can affect your early death risk.

Some men might choose to take supplements like milk thistle to reduce their risk of prostate cancer. Here's what a doctor told us about whether it works.

When you think of Alzheimer's disease, an older person probably comes to mind; however, it can occur in people younger than 50. Our expert explains.

Recent research suggests that your risk of stroke may actually be associated with your blood type. However, the explanation is not as simple as it may seem.

It can be hard to imagine life without our cell phones; however, a study says there's a link between them and our heart health. It's not all bad news, though.

Your use of certain products can have an impact on your heart health. But sometimes, even seemingly unrelated products can affect your cardiovascular health.

Heart disease continues to be the number one cause of death. This high-protein food contains an important nutrient that can help protect your heart health.

When you get a sexually transmitted infection, it may affect your likelihood of getting another disease as well. One example is your risk of prostate cancer.

A high blood pressure reading is certainly concerning. But there's a possibility that an incorrect arm position may be falsely raising your blood pressure.

Breast cancer is typically associated with women. However, experts say there are reasons why men over 50 should also be concerned about this disease.

A night of too much alcohol could have you feeling lousy the next day, but drinking too much over time can seriously affect your stomach. Here's what happens.

In an exclusive interview, a health expert talks about a berry that could help people with high cholesterol levels (and it's not strawberry or blueberry).