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The Science of Health Heart & Vascular Blog

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Is ‘Cozy Cardio’ the Right Workout for You?

By combining the benefits of physical activity with a comforting experience, exercise becomes a more enjoyable, sustainable activity.

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Menopause and Heart Health: Should You Be on a Statin?

When estrogen levels drop, total cholesterol levels rise, increasing the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in women.

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TAVR: A Breakthrough in Heart Valve Replacement

For patients with aortic stenosis, the minimally invasive procedure offers a safe and effective treatment without the need for open heart surgery.

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Losing Weight With Medication? You May Be Losing Muscle, Too

More studies are needed to understand whether the muscle loss from weight loss drugs is harmful. Some research suggests they can improve the preserved muscle.

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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: Keep Your Family Safe

Carbon monoxide, a poisonous gas produced by many common household appliances, can reach deadly levels in poorly ventilated spaces. Learn how to protect your family from it.

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When Should You Consider Genetic Testing for Heart Disease?

Heart problems often run in families. If you’re concerned about heart disease, genetic testing can help prevent health complications in the future.

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Another Kind of High Blood Pressure: Pulmonary Hypertension

Most often caused by other diseases, pulmonary hypertension may be reversible, depending on the cause.

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10 Numbers That Matter for Your Health

When it comes to your health, there’s no shortage of health information. Here are 10 numbers to prioritize for your well-being and longevity.