COVID-19 fears likely affecting cardiovascular care but not at military medical treatment facilities.

Tips for a Total Force Fitness approach to keeping your heart healthy

Heart health is crucial to service members’ readiness throughout their high-stress careers. Working to achieve that takes self-discipline and moderation, but also joy, integrity, and social interaction

'Broken Heart Syndrome’ and ‘Holiday Heart Syndrome’ are very real phenomena. Spiritual and social fitness can help mitigate both.

Service members must be heart healthy to perform optimally throughout their military careers.

WRNMMC’s Cardiac Rehab Center continues to care for patients during ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Dear Doc: I can’t speak for everyone, but I know where I live, we’ve still got a month or so of extreme cold weather left. Following the advice from your last column, I’m pushing through with my outdoor workouts. While I am staying warm, I’ve noticed that I get tired quicker than I would when it’s warm outside. I’ve also heard that your heart must ...

Americans recognize the first Friday in February as National Wear Red Day.

Because of COVID-19 shutdowns, the overall health of both military personnel and beneficiaries has taken a hit over the last year.

This infographic discusses the types of tests that cardiovascular screenings usually include.

This infographic describes conditions that can increase your chance of having heart disease.