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DFW Mother, Son Who Survived Sudden Cardiac Arrest Address Importance of AEDs, CPR
What happened to Buffalo Bills football player Damar Hamlin during Monday Night Football is putting a focus on the importance of CPR training and an AED.
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Week After Christmas Brings More Heart Attacks Than Any Other Time of Year. Here's Why
According to the Dallas-based American Heart Association, more people die of heart attacks between Christmas day and New Year’s day than at any other time of year.
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A Stroke At 36: Fitness Instructor Talks Heart Health for Women
Wellness coach and mom, Jessica Diaz, shares her story of surviving a stroke at 36, and the lifestyle changes that she wants to share with all women.
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Jessica Diaz Talks Heart Health for Women & Wellness Journey
Wellness coach, stroke survivor, and mom Jessica Diaz talks about her stroke experience and how it changed her life and her perspective on long-term health.
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‘It's Not All in Your Head': Woman Gets Answers on Heart Condition Doctors Missed
D.C.’s MedStar Washington Hospital Center is among the first hospitals in the country with new technology to diagnose coronary microvascular dysfunction. It’s more likely to affect women and can lead to a heart attack but is hard to diagnose.
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Artificial Sweeteners May Raise Risk of Heart Disease or Stroke, New Research Finds
A study published Wednesday in the BMJ, which involved more than 100,000 adults in France, found a potential link between consumption of artificial sweeteners and heart disease, adding to mounting evidence that consuming these sugar alternatives may be harmful to your health. The results showed that participants who consumed large amounts of aspartame — found in the tabletop sweeteners Equal and NutraSweet…
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This ETF Is Designed to Help Fight Heart Disease While Making You Money. Here's How
It’s an ETF looking to make you money while saving lives.
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Pandemic Takes Toll on Heart Health: 41% Report at Least 1 Issue in Survey
The pandemic seems to have disrupted healthy habits that protect the heart
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This Is the Best Time to Go to Sleep for a Healthier Heart, Study Says
A new U.K. study has found that going to sleep between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. could lower the risk of heart disease.