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Being married will raise your blood pressure — but not for the reason you think: study

The health of a marriage is not just figurative. Middle-aged and elderly heterosexual men and women could be at a greater risk of experiencing high blood pressure if their significant other has it too, according to a heartbreaking study published in the "Journal of the American Heart Association."

United kingdomUnited statesBethany gibbsJithin sam vargheseChihua liPeiyi luUniversity of michiganJournal of the american heart associationUniversity of coloradoAmerican heart associationColumbia university mailman school of public healthEmory university in atlantaAmerican heartEmory universityColumbia university mailman schoolPublic health

Up to half of middle-aged couples may both have high blood pressure

Couples who have hypertension were more likely to live in China and India.

United statesChihua liBethany gibbsPeiyi luJithin sam vargheseUniversity of michiganColumbia university mailman school of public healthAmerican heart associationJournal of the american heart associationEmory universityStephen beechAmerican heartColumbia university mailman schoolPublic healthSocial science

Up to half of middle-aged couples may both have high blood pressure

Up to half of middle-aged couples may both have high blood pressure
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United statesChihua liBethany gibbsJithin sam varghesePeiyi luColumbia university mailman school of public healthUniversity of michiganEmory universityJournal of the american heart associationAmerican heart associationStephen beechAmerican heartColumbia university mailman schoolPublic health

Weekend sports enthusiast? Your heart may be healthier than most

Limited weekday time for exercise? Don't worry, you're still improving your heart health significantly.

United statesChristopher tanayenBethany gibbsVirginia university school of public healthDepartment of epidemiologyBritish biobankAssociate professorWest virginia universityPublic healthLenox hill hospital

Study Finds Weekend Warrior Workouts Can Help Cut Stroke, AFib risk

New research suggests that "weekend warriors" may reap the same cardiovascular health benefits as those who go to the gym multiple times a week.

United statesChristopher tanayanBethany gibbsVirginia university school of public healthAmerican diabetes associationDepartment of epidemiologyCenters for diseaseDisease controlAssociate professorWest virginia university schoolUnited kingdom biobankLenox hill