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Heart Health Warning

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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America. Making nutritious food choices and being physically active are two factors we can control to help keep our heart beating strong. Eating well-balanced heart-healthy meals and staying active can help regulate and control blood pressure, cholesterol, and triglycerides, which are all risk factors for heart disease.

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Heart Health Warning

Doctors provide warnings on heart health to begin Heart Health Month.

1 year ago·Milwaukee, United States

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The Daily Citizen

Arts in Health

Peeples Cancer Institute patient Lisa Davis participates in the Howalt Arts and Wellness Program with Creative Arts Guild Executive Director Amanda Brown.

1 year ago·Dalton, United States

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The Source Weekly - Bend

Warming the Heart

15 ways to spread love on National Random Acts of Kindness Day In a world that often feels hate-filled and adversarial, there is now a greater need than ever for infectious kindness and compassion. The best place to start growing kindness is with our kids…

1 year ago

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Post Messenger Recorder

February is Heart Health Month

1 year ago·New Glarus, United States

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Southside Times

A heart for women’s health

By Peg McRoy Glover Kim Speer’s dedication and enthusiasm for the American Heart Association’s (AHA) Go Red for Women initiative is so contagious it is hard not to want to be part of it when in her presence. Named this year’s chair following last year’s Go Red for Women Luncheon, Speer is honored to have been asked. “I am so proud to be the leader this year,” said Speer. “When I got a call from Amanda Mills, (executive director of the Indianapol…

1 year ago

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