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February 4, 2026/Heart Health

How Can We Prevent Heart Disease?

Eating heart-healthy foods, moving around more and getting quality sleep are a few ways to get started

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January 26, 2026/Heart Health

Red Meat and Your Heart: What You Need To Know

High amounts of cholesterol and saturated fat in red meat may be linked to heart disease

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January 22, 2026/Heart Health

Can You Prevent a Heart Attack?

Healthy choices involving food, exercise and more can help reduce your risk

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January 15, 2026/Heart Health

4 Reasons To See a Cardiologist

You don’t have to wait until you have symptoms of heart disease to seek cardiology care

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December 24, 2025/Heart Health

What Does a Heart Attack Feel Like?

Common symptoms include chest discomfort, shortness of breath, nausea and profuse sweating

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November 10, 2025/Heart Health

What To Know if You’re Flying With Heart Problems

Making a health plan with your doctor before you leave will make it easier to sit back and enjoy your flight

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September 5, 2025/Heart Health

How Is Aortic Stenosis Different From Other Valve Diseases?

All heart valve diseases affect your heart’s valves, but there are some differences between symptoms, risk factors and how they can impact your health

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September 5, 2025/Heart Health

How To Exercise With Aortic Stenosis

Moderate-intensity exercise, like walking, cycling and swimming, is typically recommended

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September 5, 2025/Heart Health

Aortic Stenosis: How Fast Does It Progress?

The heart condition can advance at different rates, and typically can be classified as mild, moderate or severe

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August 14, 2025/Heart Health

Can You Exercise With Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy?

Yes, newer guidelines say mild intensity activity is OK for most people with this type of heart disease

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