Consuming alcohol in moderation seems to help prevent heart disease better than abstaining - so go ahead, have that glass of wine with your healthy dinner.

A little dark chocolate can help prevent heart disease, but you have to watch out - too much chocolate can lead to too many extra calories.

Scientists found that women are less likely to make changes that could prevent heart disease than men, even if heart disease ran in their family.

Aspirin could help prevent heart disease, but remember that it's a drug, and consult your doctor before taking it regularly for your heart.

Here are five things you can do to prevent heart disease.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) could help prevent heart disease - lessons learned from the flawed Women's Health Initiative study.

You just can't get away from it - exercising is one of the best ways to prevent heart disease.

A study showed that people who wake up too early are more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems - so sleep in to prevent heart disease.