
Spring Into Your Fitness Regimen
Spring is a great time to start/restart your fitness routine. Plus, more sunlight equals less excuses. Start by taking a look at what your purpose is for getting/staying fit, what […]
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Spring is a great time to start/restart your fitness routine. Plus, more sunlight equals less excuses. Start by taking a look at what your purpose is for getting/staying fit, what […]
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By LIZA TOROBRG Mayo Clinic News Network DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I’m a 25-year-old woman, and I recently tore my ACL playing basketball. My doctor says I don’t need surgery and […]
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By LAUREN PARKES Over half a million American children under the age of 12 ride in cars without the protection of required seatbelts, booster seat or safety seat. The Centers […]
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By SANDRA HARRISON Eggs get a bad nutrition rap, yet they are a symbol of freshness, rebirth and vitality that signifies spring. Despite being high in saturated fat and cholesterol, […]
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Patients who suffer from non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) may soon find hope in the St. Jude Medical Amulet device, a new tool* designed to prevent the risk of stroke. Board-certified […]
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By VIVIEN WILLIAMS Mayo Clinic News Network Wouldn’t it be great for women to have access to an easy, heart-healthy exercise they could do just about anywhere at any time? […]
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By SANDRA HARRISON, MSA, RD I’m going to spare you the adage about beans and your heart, but what the saying asserts is true! Not only are beans low in fat, […]
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The first 30 days following a patient’s discharge from a hospital or nursing home are crucial to recovery, especially if you were hospitalized for heart failure or heart attack. This […]
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