Category: Heart Attack
Depression and the Heart: It is More Than Just Feeling Sad
With about a year of COVID-19 under our belts, Americans have endured what seems like the impossible. Lost jobs, lonely holidays and stay-at-home orders have taken a toll on us. We feel lonely, sad, bored, and afraid of what is …
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A Good Night’s Sleep Leads to a Healthy Heart
By: Hillary Rotunda, B.A. Happy Valentine’s Day! The best gift you can give your loved one is good health. This Valentine’s Day, in addition to the flowers and oversized teddy bears, wrap up your dinner a little early so you …
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I’m Trying to Exercise, But Am I Doing Enough to Keep My Heart Healthy?
How to know if you’re achieving the desired level of cardiovascular activity The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2008) guidelines recommend at least 150 minutes per week of moderate cardiovascular physical activity. As discussed in last week’s blog, …
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Show Some Extra Love this Month
Did you know heart disease is the number one cause of death for both men and women in the United States? To put this in perspective, it is the cause of one in every four deaths.1 In effort to bring …
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Each year 735,000 people experience a heart attack in the United States and 795,000 will suffer from a stroke[1]. Even with today’s medical technology & knowledge, heart attacks remain the number one cause of death; while strokes are the fifth …
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Snow Shoveling Safely
Living in Minnesota, I know that the calendar doesn’t always speak the truth. While winter may not officially be here, the snow has already made its entrance! Each year snow shoveling sends over 11,000 people to the Emergency Room.i While …
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