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Simple steps to help reduce the risk for heart...

February 8, 2024 by Abigail King

Taking care of our hearts doesn't have to be complicated. Parkridge Health offers simple steps toward heart health.

AFib: Answers to 5 questions about this common...

September 1, 2023 by Becky Frusher

AFib increases the risk for stroke by five times. Get answers to the most-asked questions about this common heart problem.

tags: afib , cardiology , heart , heart arrhythmia , heart problem

5 min Read Time

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American Heart Month: How to take care of your...

February 3, 2023 by Tayla Holman

February is American Heart Month, and there's no time like the present to get serious about your heart health.

tags: cardiology , heart , heart health , newsletter , parkridge , parkridge health , screening

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Are you getting enough water or too much?

February 15, 2021

When it comes to how much water you need, there is no single rule that applies to everyone. Read on to learn how to determine the ideal amount...

tags: dehydration , heart disease , kidney disease , newsletter , physical activity , water intake

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How heart attack symptoms show up differently ...

February 1, 2021

Heart attack symptoms can show up differently for men and women. Learn how to recognize a heart attack when it happens.

tags: blood pressure , chest pain , exercise , heart attack , heart disease , newsletter

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Do not delay care during COVID-19

December 28, 2020

Afraid to go to the doctor during COVID-19? Here's why you should not delay medical care, even during the coronavirus pandemic.

tags: appendicitis , checkups , coronavirus , heart attack , newsletter , stroke

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How sleep loss affects your health

September 7, 2020

Find out how not getting enough sleep can lead to adverse health effects, like heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and more.

tags: blood pressure , health , heart disease , newsletter , sleep hygiene , sleep schedule

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6 health problems men shouldn't ignore

June 26, 2020

Men are more likely to downplay symptoms when they go to the doctor, but ignoring small concerns could lead to bigger problems down the road....

tags: annual wellness exam , heart disease , high blood pressure , mental health , newsletter

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Could a supplement help keep your mind sharp?

June 8, 2020

Worried about dementia? There are ways you can protect your mind, but brain supplements may not be the answer. Learn how to be a smart shopper...

tags: diet , exercise , heart health , newsletter , sleep , supplements

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The depression and heart disease link

February 24, 2020

There’s a close link between heart disease and depression. The good news? Keeping your heart healthy can keep your mood up—and vice...

tags: depression , heart health , mental health , newsletter , stress

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Heart failure and heart rhythm: The link you need...

February 18, 2020

Arrhythmia can lead to heart failure, and heart failure can lead to arrhythmia. Here’s what to look out for and what to do if you have ...

tags: arrhythmia , heart failure , heart muscle , heart rhythm

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Do you need to see an electrophysiologist?

February 10, 2020

Electrophysiologists are cardiologists who focus on heart rhythm disturbances. Know when you may need to see one—and how to get this specialized...

tags: arrhythmias , electricity , heart rhythm , heart specialist , newsletter

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7 worst things for a woman’s heart

February 3, 2020

Heart disease is the number one killer of women, but only one out of five American women believe it’s a threat.

tags: diet , exercise , heart disease , heart events , newsletter , stress

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Keep your heart healthy this winter

January 2, 2020

According to research, heart attacks are more likely during the colder months. In fact, a study found that there is around a 31 percent increase...

tags: emergency services , heart health

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Simple steps to help reduce the risk for heart...

AFib: Answers to 5 questions about this common...

American Heart Month: How to take care of your...

Are you getting enough water or too much?

How heart attack symptoms show up differently ...

Do not delay care during COVID-19

How sleep loss affects your health

6 health problems men shouldn't ignore

Could a supplement help keep your mind sharp?

The depression and heart disease link

Heart failure and heart rhythm: The link you need...

Do you need to see an electrophysiologist?

7 worst things for a woman’s heart

Keep your heart healthy this winter

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