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Jayme Kelly didn’t want anyone to realize she was depressed because she believed that she had to stay strong after her stroke. But when Jayme finally decided to prioritize her mental health, she learned the true meaning of strength.

This active performer got into the habit of eating on the go without realizing that it was affecting her heart health. Tricia Marciel learned she was anemic after having a heart attack, and now makes sure to eat healthy on a regular basis.

Born with pulmonary stenosis, Dianne Ruiz was always told to stay as active as possible to keep her heart healthy. During the pandemic, she discovered walking as a way to help her stay fit and to stay connected with her surroundings.

Condition Kitchen: 3 Nutritious, Doctor-Approved, Mediterranean Diet-Inspired Recipes for People Living with a Heart Condition

Dr. Cross and Patrice Harris, MD, Everyday Health's chief health and medical editor, discuss racial bias and systemic issues in healthcare, the high rates of maternal morbidity and mortality in Black women, the need for more minorities in medicine, recent

Tamika Cross, MD, an ob-gyn in Pearland, Texas, tells Everyday Health Chief Health and Medical Editor Patrice Harris, MD, FAPA, about opening Serenity Women's Health & Med Spa in the middle of the pandemic and bringing more minorities into medicine.

Tamika Cross, MD, an ob-gyn in Pearland, Texas, talks with Patrice Harris, MD, FAPA, Everyday Health's chief health and medical editor, about Dr. Cross's phrase, "I am young, Black, and female, and I am exactly what a doctor looks like."

Tamika Cross, MD, an ob-gyn in Pearland, Texas, and Everyday Health Chief Health and Medical Editor Patrice Harris, MD, FAPA, discuss how laws restricting options for pregnancy termination and abortion disproportionately impact women of color.

Tamika Cross, MD, an ob-gyn in Pearland, Texas, and Patrice Harris, MD, FAPA, Everyday Health's chief health and medical editor, discuss racial bias and systemic issues contributing to higher rates of pregnancy-related deaths in Black women.

Tamika Cross, MD, an ob-gyn in Pearland, Texas, talks with Everyday Health Chief Health and Medical Editor Patrice Harris, MD, FAPA, about racial bias and inequities in healthcare, and how the lack of African American doctors led her to become one.

Everyday Health staff nutritionist Kelly Kennedy, RDN, shows you how to cook a flourless chocolate cake using olive oil to add heart-healthy monounsaturated fats and antioxidant rich dark chocolate. Try this gluten-free dessert everyone can enjoy!

This flavorful mocktail, featuring nutritionally dense citrus fruits that help to bolster your immune system, is a delicious cocktail alternative.

Replacing refined, simple sugars with more complex sources is an important step in managing type 2 diabetes. Eating complex carbohydrates rather than refined grains leads to better blood sugar management, according to the American Heart Association.

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Here the discussion turns to vaccine misinformation on social media and how to allay people’s f

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Everyday Health’s Medical Editor in Chief Arefa Cassoobhoy, MD, MPH, moderated the wide-ranging

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Here the discussion turns to rapid home tests and whether over-the-counter kits can make gather

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Here the discussion turns to whether people who’ve had COVID-19 and recovered still need to get

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of top infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Here the discussion turns to vaccines for children and the benefits versus the risks.

December 10, 2021. Everyday Health and our parent company, Ziff Davis, invited a panel of infectious-disease experts to a COVID-19 webinar on November 1, 2021. Here the discussion turns to booster shots and whether it’s a good idea to go with a mix-and-ma

These anti-inflammatory treats will satisfy your cravings, boost your overall health, and possibly reduce your risk of a psoriasis flare.