The Portfolio diet, studied by the American Heart Association, is an easy way to manage cholesterol and lower the risk of heart disease and stroke.

Popular diets may increase risk of heart disease, American Heart Association says 05:29. From paleo to pescatarian, there's a seemingly endless list of diets to choose from.

Here are the most effective diets to prevent heart disease, based on the latest evidence gathered by a scientific committee of the American Heart Association.

The American Heart Association has backed a new study that found both sugar- and artificially-sweetened beverages can increase consumers' risk of irregular heartbeat, known medically as atrial ...

Diet is paramount in reducing these leading lifestyle that so often leads to heart disease. Eat more fruits and vegetables; Reduce your sodium intake; Consume more whole grains; Cut unhealthy fats. 1.

Adherence to the American Heart Association dietary pattern prior to conception may be associated with a lower likelihood of pregnancy loss during infertility treatment, according to a cohort ...

The American Heart Association released a report Thursday that ranked the top 10 diets according to their guidelines for heart-healthy eating. Researchers found that some of the most popular diets ...

The American Heart Association has rated the DASH-style and Mediterranean diets as the healthiest according to its guidelines, while low-carbohydrate ones like the South Beach, paleo and ketogenic ...

The American Heart Association did a ranking of the 10 most popular diets for heart health and found that the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension or DASH diet was ranked No. 1 with a score of 100.

But what you eat also matters.Eating a Mediterranean-style diet is beneficial for heart health.By ... chair-elect of the nutrition committee of the American Heart Association’s Council on ...

For women trying to keep a healthy weight after menopause, the American Heart Association has a simple message: Choose water over diet drinks. A study published Thursday in Stroke, a journal of ...