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Biden as oldest US president at age 80: Nation deserves a 'full neurological assessment' of him

President Joe Biden is now 80 years old — making him the oldest president to serve as commander in chief. Some health professionals have concerns about the advanced age of someone in this role.

HDL or 'good' cholesterol might not make a difference to heart health, medical study suggests

A new study examined whether high-density lipoprotein cholesterol offered health benefits against cardiovascular events. The study compared health records between two race groups.

New York lake-effect snowstorm turns deadly as Big Apple sees first freeze

A New York snowstorm dumped more than five feet in parts of the state on Friday and into Saturday. Two men were reported dead after suffering cardiac events.

Bucs' Bruce Arians opens up about recent health scare: 'Like two knives going in'

Bruce Arians, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach and current senior football consultant, was admitted to a hospital last month after experiencing severe chest pains.

Russia denies reports that foreign minister Lavrov hospitalized at Bali G-20 summit

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited a Bali hospital before the G-20 summit to check on his health. Russia denies reports of any hospitalization.

A stressful marriage may harm your heart health, study finds

A new study of more than 1,500 adults in 30 states suggests there is a link between marital stress and a poorer recovery after a heart attack.

Healthy living means staying active indoors during the cold weather months

As the weather turns colder, some people find it tougher to stay active — but with smart planning and thought, everyone can practice healthy living and get regular exercise indoors.

Criss Angel feared Ginuwine had 'a stroke or heart attack' after magic stunt went wrong

Illusionist Criss Angel said he was concerned singer Ginuwine suffered "a stroke or heart attack" after a stunt went wrong on "Magic with the Stars" this month.

Kids may like video gaming, but health experts fret about the 'fuel' they may be using to 'win'

Video gaming supplements promise enhanced performance, focus and even success, yet they contain caffeine — too much of which can have harmful effects on young people. Health experts weighed in.

Taking 10K steps may be associated with reduction in risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease deaths: study

According to a study, taking as many as 10,000 steps each day could be associated with a reduction in the risk of death from cancer and cardiovascular disease.