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Sizzling temperatures force your heart to work much harder
The emotional toll of loss and other strong emotions can have life-threatening physical effects
Making healthy lifestyle changes ahead of surgery can help you avoid AFib after
Steer clear of bells and whistles — simple, affordable monitors are all you really need
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Both are related to your cardiovascular system, and both can impact the other
Knowing what you can do to prevent or manage heart disease is half the battle
Research shows that high doses of vitamin D do nothing to lower your cardiovascular risk
A skipped heartbeat is usually your heart returning to its normal electrical path
Avoid smoking, eat a good diet and exercise to prevent your heart from aging prematurely
60 to 100 beats per minute is ‘normal,’ but you can still be healthy outside that range
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