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Cardio care: Before sickness steals your heart, fall in love with healthy lifestyle

Heart diseases make up one of leading causes of death among Americans

United statesNew yorkHollys andersenAmerican heart associationWeill cornell medical centerNew york presbyterian hospital

8 Ways To Keep Your Heart Healthy

Heart disease is the number one killer of people in the US, but it's largely preventable. Here are eight things you can do to keep your heart healthy.

United statesNew yorkHollys andersenJennifer haytheAnnapoorna kiniCenters for diseaseColumbia university irving medical centerScientific statement from the american heart associationNational heartAmerican heart associationBlood instituteWeill cornell medical centerDisease controlNew york presbyterian hospitalAdvanced cardiac careMost days

Study: Women More Likely to Die After Heart Attack Than Men

Women may be more than twice as likely to die after having a heart attack, compared to men, new research shows. The findings suggest that women may need additional monitoring and medical check-ins after a cardiac event to remain well.

United statesSanta monicaNew yorkLaxmi mehtaLaura franeyHollys andersenMariana martinhoNicole weinbergCorewell healthProvidence saint john health centerHow women can protect their heart healthOhio state university wexner medical centerEuropean society of cardiologyWeill cornell medical centerHeart failureEuropean society

Women Should Be Screened Differently for Heart Disease, Says AHA

The American Heart Association wants to change how women are screened for heart disease, including looking at non-biological factors. Here’s why.

United statesNew yorkMarc klapholzKorin millerHollys andersenSanta monicaAmerican universityWomen healthWeill cornell medical centerHuman servicesUs department of healthZucker school of medicine at hofstra northwellCenters for diseaseMen healthAmerican heart associationProvidence saint john health center

Study says 8,000 steps just once or twice a week could improve health

If you struggle to hit your step count every day, fear not - 8,000 steps just once or twice a week could improve health and prolong life.

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