Cardiovascular Health

Cardiovascular Health, Internal Medicine
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Do This One Thing to Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease

Here’s how one small change to your diet can help your heart.

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Cardiovascular Health, Health and Wellness, Safety and Injury Prevention
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What Is Cardiac Arrest?

Here are facts about this very serious heart condition—and how it differs from a heart attack.

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Cardiovascular Health
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When Should You Go to Cardiac Rehab?

Not sure if cardiac rehabilitation is for you? Here’s how to know if it is.

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Cardiovascular Health, Internal Medicine
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Can AFib Cause a Stroke?

This common heart arrhythmia can lead to serious complications, including stroke.

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Cardiovascular Health
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Stroke Symptoms in Men and Women: Are They the Same?

These symptoms experienced by women make it less likely they’ll get immediate medical care.

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Cardiovascular Health, Health and Wellness, Internal Medicine
Health Articles & Videos
Your Heart’s Health

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. A healthy lifestyle and annual screenings can help to lower the risk. Eighty percent of heart disease…

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Cardiovascular Health, Health and Wellness, Internal Medicine
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How Does Your Heart Handle Stress?

Stress is a normal part of everyday life, but here’s how your reaction to it affects your heart.

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Cardiovascular Health, Health and Wellness, Internal Medicine
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What to Do After a Heart Attack

Here are 4 important steps you can take on the path to recovery following a cardiac event.

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Cardiovascular Health, Internal Medicine
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May is Hypertension Awareness Month

Do you know your numbers? To schedule an appointment with one of our Internal Medicine physicians, please call (225) 246-9240.

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Cardiovascular Health, Nutrition
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6 Heart-Healthy Nutrition Tips

What you eat affects the health of your heart There are many factors that influence your heart disease risk. While you can’t control all of them, like family history or…

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