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Nothing’s much scarier than finding out that your heart isn’t pumping enough blood to your body and that your heart is failing.
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If you want to be heart healthy, you have to be heart smart. Test your knowledge by answering true or false to the following statements (answers below).
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I’ve been smoking for 15 years, and my doctor told me that I have to quit because it’s affecting my lungs.
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Can heart disease be linked to your family?
Your race or ethnicity might be putting you at higher risk of heart disease, even if you don’t know it. Being aware can help you avoid problems, because you can take steps to change some of your other risks.
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Getting the latest health information quickly and in an easy-to-understand format is important for anyone newly diagnosed with a condition, managing a health problem or needing guidance on making healthcare decisions.
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“Don’t take anything for granted!”
Vineland firefighter Dan Durand makes the most of every minute. He savors every day and makes sure he finds time for all the little things he doesn’t want to miss, like taking time off from work to see his 13-year-old son perform in a play.
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Lose that weight!
Do you know someone who can eat anything and not gain a pound? You may chalk it up to a “fast metabolism.”
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Deborah Heart and Lung Center prides itself on the quality of its open-heart surgery program.
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Pumping iron!
Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but when it comes to losing weight and protecting her overall health, nothing beats a set of dumbbells.
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Cold hands, cold feet: Normal or not?
Many of us complain of cold hands and cold feet, especially when the weather turns cooler. But for some people, cold hands and feet aren't seasonal; it's a year-round problem that may be a sign of something more serious than simply needing warmer socks and gloves.
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Healthy hearts, happy kids
It's 3:30 p.m. and your child has just arrived home from school. Is he or she:
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The healthiest foods you've never tried
In recent years, perhaps you've added salmon, edamame and pomegranates to your diet to increase your nutrient intake. Are you looking to include new healthy ingredients in your meals? Try some other so-called superfoods.
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Does weight-loss surgery beat standard treatment for type 2 diabetes?
Some researchers seem to think so. Two recent, small studies out of Catholic University in Rome and Cleveland Clinic in particular found that, when compared to overweight or obese patients who were taking medications and had made diet and lifestyle modifications, people who underwent gastric bypass, biliopancreatic diversion surgery or sleeve gastrectomy were more likely to be able to stop taking diabetes medications and see their disease go into remission.
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Avoiding the ‘salt traps’
Taking in too much salt has its health consequences: It may raise blood pressure, which is the most important modifiable risk factor for stroke—the fourth leading cause of death and a leading cause of disability. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a person with normal blood pressure has half the risk of stroke than someone with high blood pressure.
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The lowdown on heart bypass surgery
You’ve heard of heart bypass surgery. But what exactly does the procedure entail? Bypass surgery is performed when coronary arteries become clogged by the slow buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances. Your healthcare provider may recommend the procedure if you have severe chest pain as a result of a narrowed artery, there is more than one bad artery and the left ventricle isn’t operating well or you’ve had other heart procedures that haven’t worked.
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Your aging heart
Ever wonder what happens to your heart and circulatory system as you get older? Here’s a look into what goes on as the years progress:
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