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High cholesterol doesn't just affect adults — it affects kids, too, increasing their risk of serious health problems. Here, learn why high cholesterol happens and how we can help your child manage cholesterol and improve their long-term health.

Misunderstandings about sexually transmitted infections can lead to delayed care, unnecessary anxiety, and preventable transmission. Separating fact from fiction is essential to protecting your health and the health of others.

Staying on top of diabetes and blood sugar control is crucial to reducing the broader health risks associated with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Be ready for the challenges that summer travel might throw into your diabetes management plan.

Think you know your heart health? A stress test gives us a deeper look into how your cardiovascular system functions under different conditions, so we can proactively address any potential issues. Learn more about cardiac stress testing here.

Is chest pain always a sign of a heart attack? Learn the difference between angina and a heart attack — and why recognizing the warning signs could save your life.

Weight extremes can silently stress your heart long before symptoms show up. Whether you're underweight or overweight, both conditions can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease and affect your overall health.

Are your high blood sugar levels silently eroding your health? Your body might be trying to tell you what’s going on, but the signs aren’t always obvious. Discover the common early indicators of diabetes and what you can do to protect yourself.

Though an echocardiogram looks at your heart, a recommendation for the test doesn’t always mean you have a serious heart problem. The screening could rule out other problems or simply observe how your heart functions. 

Physical exams play an important role in helping you stay healthy, especially as you age. But how often should you have an exam to reap all its benefits? This post has the answer.

Don’t wait for a fracture before you take your bone health seriously. This Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, prioritize bone health. Read on to learn why bone health is important and how to keep your skeleton strong. 

Cardiovascular disease is a common problem for both men and women, and without medical attention, it can be life-threatening. Here, learn seven ways to improve your cardiovascular health and reduce your risks of complications.

High cholesterol puts your heart health at risk, but you can take action to reverse the damage. Learn about the connection between cholesterol and heart disease and explore effective strategies to protect yourself.

Your heart health is in your hands, and it’s never too early or late to be proactive about keeping your heart healthy and strong. Partnering with a cardiologist is an excellent way to keep your heart in shape.

There’s no cure for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), an inflammatory condition that results from damaged lung tissue. Cigarette smoke most commonly causes this damage. COPD management involves lifestyle change and medical treatment.

Learning to monitor your or a loved one’s blood pressure can be a game-changer. It’s a simple way to support health and catch problems early. Read on to learn who should monitor their blood pressure at home and the best way to do it.

Protect yourself from serious lung infections, learn who should get the pneumonia vaccine, how often you need it, and how it benefits health.

A sharp mind isn’t just a gift of youth; it’s something you can protect and strengthen at any age. The right habits today can keep your brain healthy and functioning well for years to come.

Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most common heart rhythm disorder, impacting millions across the U.S. But how can you recognize the signs of this serious condition? Here’s what to look out for and when it’s time to seek medical care.

Nearly 130 million adults in the United States have some form of chronic disease. The most common forms of these are typically diagnosed after the age of 50. Prevention is the best solution, but these conditions can be medically managed.

Chronic diseases require ongoing management to relieve symptoms and prevent complications, but staying on track with your care plan can be challenging. Here’s how setting goals can help.

Heart disease is extremely common, but fortunately, cardiac testing can help. Here’s why early detection is so important and how our comprehensive in-house testing services play a role in helping reduce your risk of cardiovascular problems.

You could have high blood pressure right now and not know it. High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is stealthy in that it doesn’t produce symptoms in the early stages. That’s why regular blood pressure checks are key. Read on to learn more.

A severe complication of hypertension is a hypertensive emergency. This critical situation requires immediate medical attention. Read on to recognize the signs.

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