Erica Sloan

Calcium testing for heart health may have limited value for many, study finds

By: Erica Sloan

It's important to do certain regular screenings for heart health and talk with your doctor about your risk for heart disease — it remains the number-one killer of both men and women in the United States.

The common heart attack symptom many women ignore

By: Erica Sloan

The feeling of a heart attack — which occurs when blood flow to the heart is limited or cut off — is often compared to an elephant stomping on your chest.

New Zealand Herald

Cottage cheese v Greek yoghurt: Which is healthier?

By: Erica Sloan

Washington Post: Dietitians explain which is better for protein and gut health.

The dementia that often strikes in midlife — and the signs people miss

By: Erica Sloan

If you've heard of frontotemporal dementia (FTD), it may be because of Bruce Willis or Wendy Williams — two celebrities whose diagnoses in recent

5 subtle dental symptoms you should never ignore

By: Erica Sloan

Plenty of dental issues can feel like no big deal, at least at first. The symptoms don't always hurt and may not even catch your attention.

The Sydney Morning Herald

This dementia often strikes in midlife. These are the signs most people miss

By: Erica Sloan

Frontotemporal dementia is rare but a common form of early-onset dementia. Here’s what experts want you to know about warning signs.

New Zealand Herald

5 subtle symptoms dentists say you should never ignore

By: Erica Sloan

Left unaddressed, these seemingly minor issues can turn into bigger problems.

The Seattle Times

Cottage cheese vs. Greek yogurt: Which is healthier?

By: Erica Sloan

These once-niche health foods are both protein powerhouses. Consider their similarities and differences in deciding which to eat.

An early sign of dementia may be hiding in your voice, new research suggests

By: Erica Sloan

Hearing loss and voice disorders — which include abnormalities in vocal quality, pitch or volume — can go hand-in-hand, as you rely on your hearing to modify your tone of voice.

The Sydney Morning Herald

The five subtle symptoms dentists say you should never ignore

By: Erica Sloan

One in three Australian adults have at least one tooth with untreated dental decay.