In the News
Featured in Leading Publications
Dr. Miller's research on heart health has been covered by major media outlets worldwide.

1 Habit You Need to Do For Heart Health That's Not Exercise
Read article
Do You Need More Laughter in Your Life?
Read article
Doctor's orders? 'Belly laugh at least two to five days a week'
Read article
Heart Healthy Diet as Effective as Statins
Read article
Sex After a Heart Attack: 7 Things to Know
Read article
Small Changes Will Take Care of Your Heart
Read article
Sirott & Murciano Show: Stress and the Heart
Read article
Mood-Boosting Ingredients to Brighten the Winter Doldrums
Read article
The Science Behind Laughter and Heart Health
Read article
The Facts Behind Fad Diets
Read article
The Great Diet Debate: Eggs
Read article
Why is Heart Disease on the Rise?
Read article
A New Scientific Paper Explores Nutritional Myths
Read article
Tips to Improve Heart Health Without Diet or Exercise
Read article
Stress & Your Heart
Read article
Laugh Loud & Live Long!
Read article
Yo-Yo Dieting is Dangerous to the Heart
Read article
Fact or Fiction: Berries, Candy, and the Truth About Your Daily Sugar Intake
Read article
Too Much Heat in the Kitchen Increases the Risk of Heart Disease
Read article
The Muffin Study
Read article
Has HDL, the Good Cholesterol, Been Hyped?
Read article
Stress and Your Heart
Read article
Joyful Music May Promote Heart Health
Read article
100 is the New 150: AHA Lowers Optimal TG Levels
Read article
Study Shows Laughter Helps Blood Vessels Function Better
Read article
Study Compares 3 Popular Diets on Heart Health
Read article
Is Too Much Exercise Bad for Your Heart?
Read article
Study Questions: CRP Test to Assess Heart Disease Risk
Read article
High Cholesterol Levels May Reduce the Benefits of Aspirin
Read article
Laughter is Good for Your Heart, According to a New Study
Read article
Gender Bias in the Treatment of Women With Heart Disease

Genetic Abnormality May Explain High Rates of Heart Disease in Asian Indians
Read article
The Milkshake Study

Study Finds Normal Triglyceride Levels are Risky
Read article
Does Excess Iron Cause Heart Disease?

Low Levels of HDL Raise the Risk of Heart Attacks and Death

