and the overall risk of having a heart attack or stroke varies greatly among Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populations, even though these groups are usually grouped together ...

"Both of the North American native fern-leaf species tend to do better in cooler summers than in hotter summers," says Hancock. Bleeding heart likes moist soil—not too dry and not too wet.

The frequency of traditional cardiovascular risk factors, such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and the overall risk of having a heart attack or stroke varies greatly among Asian American, ...