Certain Underlying Health Conditions Place You In The “Risk Group” For COVID-19 Infection
Yes, having cardiovascular disease and other medical conditions (diabetes, cancer, TB) does increase your risk for becoming infected.
Read MoreYes, having cardiovascular disease and other medical conditions (diabetes, cancer, TB) does increase your risk for becoming infected.
Read MoreAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s most recent statistics, heart disease is the leading cause of death for women over 35, accounting for one in every four deaths.
Read MoreA pounding ticker after a 5-K is par for the course, but what about sudden palpitations? Here’s how to read that – and what to do if your heart is racing.
Read MoreFYI — Many women still don’t know exactly what heart disease is or what it looks like.
Read MoreYou’d totally know if you were having a heart attack, right? You’d clutch your left arm in pain, fall down to the floor, and head to the hospital.
Read MoreThe famed antioxidant chemical found in red wine has our cups running over. But WTF is resveratrol, actually, and how does it work?
Read MoreIt’s no secret that the foods we eat play a huge role in our health. Food can literally help you or be your biggest downfall.
Read MoreIt’s Heart Awareness month and we’ve been talking about what the risk factors are for all us girls. Plus, what you should be doing to keep healthy…
Read MoreDid you know that your heart pumps over 90 000 times a day? Yes, your heart is constantly working to keep you going. But are you looking after it?
Read MoreAt the age of 42, Michélle Booysen suffered a heart attack in the middle of a cycle race, yet she still made it over the finish line.
Read MoreHollywood may have conditioned us to believe that a heart attack is dramatic, but symptoms in women can be so much subtler.
Read MoreHeart disease and strokes may just be a leading cause of death for both men and women, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t do something about it.
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