A new American Heart Association scientific statement suggests that moderate coffee consumption is not inherently harmful to heart health for most adults. Researchers emphasize the importance of limiting added sweeteners and considering individual factors like genetics.

A study in the European Heart Journal reveals a strong link between microplastics in the bloodstream and an increased risk of acute cardiovascular events. Researchers suggest that air pollution and smoking may facilitate the entry of these particles into the body.

A study reveals that environmental factors exert a cumulative influence on the cardiovascular system, as measured by coronary artery calcification. Experts suggest these neighborhood social determinants are as predictive of future health as personal health history.