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Tag: Heart Health

Learning how to survive a heart attack alone.
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How to survive a heart attack when you’re alone

The first few hours after a heart attack are critical. Learn about heart-attack warning signs and what to do if symptoms strike.

signs of sudden cardiac arrest
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Don’t ignore the early warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest

New findings suggest that patients who respond to early symptoms could save their lives.

Heart failure
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Heart failure: It’s not what you think

Heart failure is more prevalent in the South. Here's what you need to know.

Man and woman speaking with primary care specialist.
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Making the heart care transition from pediatrics to adulthood

Young patients with congenital heart disease must learn to manage their condition as they become adults. Here’s what you need to know about making this important shift.

Children staying active and playing jumprope in playground
Family

How otherwise healthy children can have very high cholesterol levels

Discover what parents should watch for, and how to detect and treat familial hypercholesterolemia (FH).

AFib
Health Topics

Heart pounding at the sight of your crush? It might be AFib

Atrial fibrillation is heavily reported in the South. Here's what AFib is and what to do about it.

Healthy Lifestyle Tips for Working Adults
Wellness

How to keep a healthy lifestyle despite working full time

Our jobs take so much of our time. How to build a healthy life around your work.

Doctor going over valsartan prescription with patient.
Heart & Vascular

Valsartan recall: What you should know

Don't stop taking your medication until you have a replacement.

fruits-and-vegetables
Food

Top 10 reasons to eat more fruits and vegetables

Fruits and vegetables are nature's treats and make a great quick snack. That's just one of many reasons to enjoy them.

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