The New York Times - Well - Health The rate of heart attack increases during the holiday season, but not just because of cold weather or the exertions of snow shoveling.

Health More people tend to die of heart-related disease around the Christmas and New Year’s holiday than at any other time of the year.

People Arnulfo Guerra, Jr. has only one wish for this holiday season.

Upworthy Remember that holiday gift from that one year that totally melted your heart? We want to hear about it! Upworthy is working on a series about the most special holiday gifts our readers have ever received. We're looking for moving stories about prese Read more ... nts with a ton of heart behind them — gifts that took "it's the thought that counts" to a whole other level. If you've ever received a gift that fits the bill, we'd love to chat with you. Please comment below and tell us about this incredible gift — What was it? Who was it from? Why was it so special? — and one of our writers may be reaching out to you in the coming days for an interview. Thank you and happy holidays! -Team Upworthy

HelloGiggles Um, these sound amazing!

MSN Lifestyle Holiday meet-up stories that are as charming as they are unusual. If you're single, they might even inspire you to throw caution to the wind, heed Murphy's advice, and go to all of the events in which you're invited. Anything can happen!

Forbes Don’t keep repeating the same mistakes each holiday season.

Health.com During the holidays, many women have a spike in blood pressure, which puts them at increased risk for chest pains, heart palpitations, or even stroke.

HuffPost Live Did you know the heart-felt holiday has a bloody history?

The Daily Beast Valentine’s Day is a gross consumer holiday full of faux-romance and bad candy. It also might be bad for your heart.