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Some of today’s conveniences used to be science fiction, especially those associated with health care. But now they are part of our reality. If you are skeptical, think about devices like FitBit and how wearables are changing heart care. … Continue reading
Not many people are aware of the link between arthritis and heart disease, but it does exist. Osteoarthritis leads to stiff and painful joints, whereas heart disease affects the heart and blood vessels. They don’t seem to be connected, but they are. … Continue reading
It’s true, heart attack warning signs for women are somewhat different from men and what you may think you know. The media portrays heart attack victims grabbing their chest and falling to the ground, but it is not quite the same for women. … Continue reading
When was the last time you took your blood pressure? If you smoke and are overweight, you may already be at risk for coronary artery disease. It is not something to ignore, so let’s find out what it is, what causes it, … Continue reading
If you are a fan of Mexican or Italian food, this article may make your heart skip a beat…and not just because of the hot peppers you may consume. It has long been known that hot peppers contain many healthy vitamins and health benefits, … Continue reading
Around this time of year when the weather is scorching hot, we are regularly advised to check in on senior friends and relatives. This doesn’t only apply to the senior population, though. … Continue reading
Heart palpitations are a very common form of cardiac arrhythmia, but they can cause worry and distress if you’re not used to experiencing them. Here are a few facts about heart palpitations so you can save yourself a trip to the doctor. … Continue reading
Technology is supposed to make life easier and help us accomplish tasks more quickly, but for many, today’s technological advances have only made life more stressful. … Continue reading
High blood pressure increases your risk for dangerous health conditions like a stroke, a heart attack, kidney disease, and chronic heart failure. If that doesn’t give you the motivation to manage your blood pressure, this might. … Continue reading
DASH, or Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, is a healthy approach to eating that was designed by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to prevent or treat high blood pressure. Although adopting a new diet can be daunting, the DASH diet can help drop your blood pressure and prevent heart disease among other things. … Continue reading
