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March 8, 2022/Heart Health

How to Naturally Lower Your Cholesterol

From fish to fiber to fitness, a cardiologist shares proven tips

diabetes and heart
January 11, 2022/Diabetes & Endocrinology

How Your Diabetes Can Mask Heart Disease or a Heart Attack

When symptoms are muted, listen closely to your body

Keto diet and your heart
December 30, 2021/Heart Health

Is the Keto Diet Heart-Healthy?

Find out how this low-carb diet affects your heart

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December 3, 2021/Heart Health

How You Can Avoid Holiday Heart Syndrome

Enjoy the holidays while keeping your heart healthy

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December 2, 2021/Heart Health

When To See a Cardiologist

If you have a family history of heart disease, you should check in with this specialist

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November 16, 2021/Heart Health

Should You Take Daily Aspirin?

Here's the latest guidance on who should (and shouldn't) do this for heart health

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November 10, 2021/Nutrition

7 Health Benefits of Turmeric

The yellow-colored spice does more than add flavor to your meals

Concerned individual sitting on a couch with their hand to their chest
September 9, 2021/Heart Health

Surviving a Heart Attack: What You Need to Know

Don’t delay in calling 911

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May 21, 2021/Nutrition

Is Sugar Bad for Your Heart?

What you should know about sugar and heart disease

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May 19, 2021/Nutrition

A Poor Diet Increases Your Risk of Dying from Heart Disease, Stroke, Diabetes

Your food choices can have a profound impact on how long you’ll live

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