eHealth Connection Get Smart About Cholesterol
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eHealth Connection Cigarette Smoking and Vascular Disease
Amy Ward MSN, APN, and Catherine Cristofalo, MSN, APN Start your New Year off with a life changing decision to do what you have said you…
eHealth Connection Recognizing the Early Warning Signs of Heart Disease in Women
If you’re like many women, you tend to think of heart disease as a condition that affects mostly men. But, the fact is, heart disease is…
eHealth Connection How Women Can Protect Their Hearts
Go Red For Women, the American Heart Association’s (AHA) national public-awareness campaign, aims to help women learn that heart disease is their leading cause of death—a…
eHealth Connection Concerned About Cholesterol? Learn How Advanced Screening Can Determine Whether You Need Treatment
If heart disease runs in your family, or if you’ve had any type of heart or vascular problem in the past, you might want to look…
eHealth Connection Understanding Heart Disease in Women: The Number 1 Killer
Did you know that heart disease affects women and men at equal rates, but research shows that women may be more likely than men to die…
eHealth Connection New Pre-Operative Guidelines for People with Heart Problems
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people in the United States have surgery, most without complication. Patients with a history of heart problems, however, need special…
eHealth Connection Bad Relationships Boost Heart Disease Risk, Study Says
Marriages and close relationships marked by conflict and negative exchanges can increase the risk of heart disease, according to a recent study. Conducted by researchers at…
eHealth Connection Reduce Your Risk for Heart Disease and Stroke
Heart disease and stroke are the nation’s number one and number three killers, respectively, with stroke being the leading cause of disability. Learn about the factors…
eHealth Connection Researchers Seek Link between Diet Soda and Metabolic Syndrome
Drinking more than one soft drink daily - even if it is the sugar-free kind - may be associated with an increased incidence of metabolic syndrome,…