Breaking Stigmas and Embracing Mental Health Awareness
Let鈥檚 talk about the state of our mental health. Nationally, children and teenagers are more anxious than they鈥檝e been. So much so that the American Academy of鈥�
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Sports Injury Education and Prevention: Concussions, Heat Illness and Sudden Cardiac Death
Summertime in Florida means high temperatures, recreational sports and a rise of serious sports-related injuries, such as concussions, heat illness and sudden鈥�
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American Heart Month: Fall in love with cardiovascular health
Let鈥檚 talk about hearts 鈥� the love that fills them and the diseases that damage them. You should be committed to a long-term relationship with your heart鈥�
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Women in Medicine Month at BOB体育
September is Women in Medicine Month, a time to recognize the barrier-breaking female physicians, residents, staff and students of the past and present that鈥�
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There鈥檚 nothing sweet about the relationship between heart disease and cancer
When the calendar changes to February, red and pink heart-shaped candy fills store shelves in preparation for Valentine鈥檚 Day. Let those hearts also serve as a鈥�
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What's so great about fruits and vegetables?
For generations, we have known that fruits and vegetables are good for our health. Multiple studies show time and again that we live longer when we eat more鈥�
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Women need women-specific cardiology care
While a healthy heart looks the same for a man and woman inside the body, we know women鈥檚 heart health is unique to them. That鈥檚 why our BOB体育 team has鈥�
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Keeping Your Kidneys in Tip-Top Condition
More than 30 million adults in the U.S. are diagnosed with kidney disease, and BOB体育 is committed to raising awareness about prevention. While only about鈥�
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New guidelines for daily aspirin therapy
For some older adults, a low-dose aspirin has been a daily staple of life to prevent a heart attack or stroke. Now, the American College of Cardiology and the鈥�
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Weight Loss with Canaglifozin Linked to Improvement in Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
Clinicians frequently overlook nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in their patients who have Type 2 diabetes. Yet it is estimated that approximately 70% of obese鈥�
