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Healthcare provider using stethoscope to listen to patient's heart
June 23, 2025/Heart Health

A ‘Mild Heart Attack’ Is Still a Big Deal: Here’s What You Need To Know

Mild heart attacks may cause less damage, but they can still lead to serious complications and require medical attention

Healthcare provider holding a tablet, talking to patient in medical setting
June 13, 2025/Digestive

Why You Should Avoid Colon Cleansing

It’s not an enema or bowel prep, and this colonic hydrotherapy can harm proper colon function

Person sitting at desk, on the computer for a team call, with call participants on the monitor
May 16, 2025/Heart Health

What a Sedentary Lifestyle Can Do to Your Health

Inactivity increases your risk of aches, pains and chronic diseases

Person checking medication information, sitting at kitchen table
April 30, 2025/Heart Health

Is My Statin To Blame for Muscle Pain?

Up to 30% of people who take the cholesterol-lowering medication feel aches and soreness

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Healthcare provider taking patient's weight and height measurements
April 18, 2025/Primary Care

What Does ‘Skinny Fat’ Mean?

Having a BMI in the healthy range doesn’t mean you’re safe from health conditions often associated with obesity

Turmeric powder in wooden spoon, along with turmeric capsules and roots on wood
March 28, 2025/Nutrition

6 Health Benefits of Turmeric

This brightly colored spice can help fight inflammation and even improve your memory

Competition cyclists riding in line on paved road
March 26, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

How To Train for a Triathlon as a Beginner

Building your endurance and confidence, plus giving yourself plenty of time, are key

Older man and older woman riding bikes in park
February 24, 2025/Heart Health

Can You Exercise With a Leaky Heart Valve?

Most people with this heart condition can and should exercise, but check with your provider to see what (and how much) is safe for you

Hand blocking spoonful of sugar cubes from their coffee, with oversized heart nearby
February 11, 2025/Nutrition

Is Sugar Bad for Your Heart?

A high intake of sugar can cause an increase in ‘bad’ cholesterol and a decrease in ‘good’ cholesterol

Older patient talking with healthcare provider
February 10, 2025/Heart Health

Living With ATTR-CM: Your Questions Answered

Living with this rare cardiac condition is easier than it used to be, thanks to new treatments, clinical trials and a strong support network

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