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Watch Over Your Heart – Special Message for American Heart Month

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Watch Over Your Heart – Special Message for American Heart Month

Our hearts are truly hard working, because we expect them to do so much! Consider these great quotes abou ...

Our hearts are truly hard working, because we expect them to do so much! Consider these great quotes about the heart from 'Known and Unknown Sources'. The mother's heart is the child's schoolroom. ~ H ...

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Are African-American Men and Women At A Greater Risk of Developing Fatal Heart Disease?

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Are African-American Men and Women At A Greater Risk of Developing Fatal Heart Disease?

Heart diseases are one of the most common global health concerns. According to the World Health Organizat ...

Heart diseases are one of the most common global health concerns. According to the World Health Organization, it is the leading cause of deaths across the globe, causing over 17.9 million deaths in 20 ...

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Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter

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Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter

Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter: Health Power interviews Dr. Alpesh Shah, a cardiologist with th ...

Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter: Health Power interviews Dr. Alpesh Shah, a cardiologist with the widely recognized Methodist Hospital System in Houston, Texas, about: (1) why Americans have ...

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This Thanksgiving, Record or Update Your Family Health History

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This Thanksgiving, Record or Update Your Family Health History

Did you know that Thanksgiving Day is also National Family Health History Day? It's important because fam ...

Did you know that Thanksgiving Day is also National Family Health History Day? It's important because family health history matters a lot. So just like you're planning to carve the turkey, or other ce ...

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10 Diabetes Prevention and Control Tips

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10 Diabetes Prevention and Control Tips

10 Diabetes Tips for National Diabetes Month Prevention of diabetes is possible. Diabetes Control Matters ...

10 Diabetes Tips for National Diabetes Month Prevention of diabetes is possible. Diabetes Control Matters A Lot! Another name for diabetes is diabetes mellitus. Most adults who develop diabetes develo ...

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Manage Your Cholesterol to Celebrate World Heart Day

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Manage Your Cholesterol to Celebrate World Heart Day

Heart disease is a major problem in the U.S. Nearly 1 in 3 Americans will die from it, making it the lead ...

Heart disease is a major problem in the U.S. Nearly 1 in 3 Americans will die from it, making it the leading cause of death in the United States. But it doesn’t have to be. Heart disease is preventabl ...

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It Takes a Village to Beat Childhood Obesity

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It Takes a Village to Beat Childhood Obesity

Over the past 30 years, childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and increased 4 times in adol ...

Over the past 30 years, childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and increased 4 times in adolescents. Although strides are being made, still one in five children in America is obese. Despi ...

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How You Can Improve Your Lifestyle to Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease

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How You Can Improve Your Lifestyle to Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease

As you age, your physical and mental health tends to deteriorate. Heart disease is quite common among adu ...

As you age, your physical and mental health tends to deteriorate. Heart disease is quite common among adults. In fact, 610,000 people in the US lose their lives to heart disease each year. But you may ...

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Awareness of A Serious Pregnancy – Related Heart Disease – Video with Dr. Cindy Grines and Laura Hernandez

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Awareness of A Serious Pregnancy – Related Heart Disease – Video with Dr. Cindy Grines and Laura Hernandez

Dr. Norma Goodwin, Founder and President of Health Power for Minorities, interviews Dr. Cindy Grines and ...

Dr. Norma Goodwin, Founder and President of Health Power for Minorities, interviews Dr. Cindy Grines and 28-year old Laura Hernandez who experienced a very serious sudden heart condition at the end of ...

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Wake-up Call for Minority Health

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Wake-up Call for Minority Health

National Minority Health Month, which is April, is a great time for a wake-up call about ob ...

National Minority Health Month, which is April, is a great time for a wake-up call about obesity, diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. These 4 conditions are linked to each other, a ...

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There's no better time than Spring for our wake-up call about the possible dangers of diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and heart disease. We refer to these four conditions as The Big 4 for good reason. They strike minority populations especially hard and often. When The Big 4 go undiagnosed and untreated, they pave the way for later serious illnesses and/or early deaths, which affect entire families in addition to those who have the condition.

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Big 4 Targets:	Other Major Killers:
Diabetes Obesity High Blood Pressure Heart Disease	Cancer HIV/AIDS Food & Fitness Stress Reduction

Watch Over Your Heart – Special Message for American Heart Month

Are African-American Men and Women At A Greater Risk of Developing Fatal Heart Disease?

Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter

This Thanksgiving, Record or Update Your Family Health History

10 Diabetes Prevention and Control Tips

Manage Your Cholesterol to Celebrate World Heart Day

It Takes a Village to Beat Childhood Obesity

Most Popular

Watch Over Your Heart – Special Message f...

Are African-American Men and Women At A Greater...

Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter

This Thanksgiving, Record or Update Your Famil...

10 Diabetes Prevention and Control Tips

Manage Your Cholesterol to Celebrate World Hear...

It Takes a Village to Beat Childhood Obesity

Watch Over Your Heart – Special Message f...

Are African-American Men and Women At A Greater...

Make Sure Your Heart Is Ready For Winter

This Thanksgiving, Record or Update Your Famil...

10 Diabetes Prevention and Control Tips

Manage Your Cholesterol to Celebrate World Hear...

It Takes a Village to Beat Childhood Obesity