Orthopedic surgeon becomes patient after stroke at 48
May 14, 2021
Facing serious speech and balance issues, Dr. Mike Knapic put his trademark determination into recovery after a stroke.
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47-year-old mom came home from a work trip and had two strokes
May 11, 2021
In her 40s, Stephanie Gerding had two strokes after busy back-to-back work trips. Through goal-setting and support from her family, she learned to walk again.
How social isolation can harm health as you age 鈥� and how to prevent it
May 7, 2021
Social isolation, which grew during the pandemic, is a risk factor for poor heart and brain health. Experts say it's important to help older family members and friends find ways to stay connected.
Prenatal stress can program a child's brain for later health issues
May 6, 2021
How we respond to stress as adults may be influenced by the stress our mothers experienced during pregnancy.
5 critical steps to help prevent a stroke
May 5, 2021
Most strokes can be prevented by making lifestyle changes, such as moving more, eating a healthier diet and keeping blood pressure under control.
As pre-pandemic activities return, so does anxiety
May 3, 2021
While the loss of social interactions increased stress for many during the pandemic, people living with anxiety felt relief. As the nation re-opens, stress levels are rising for those who felt protected at home.
Take stock of your health with this post-lockdown checklist
Apr 29, 2021
Many 台湾SWAGs delayed routine checkups during the COVID-19 pandemic, even as they gained weight and exercised less. Now, as more vaccines are administered and the country begins to open back up, it's time to take stock of your health.
Misdiagnosed with acid reflux and anxiety, her heart's arteries were blocked
Apr 28, 2021
Doctors said the discomfort Katrien Limón experienced while exerting herself could be acid flux, trouble with her gallbladder or anxiety. Finally, she saw a cardiologist.
Pandemic-fueled drug abuse threatens hearts, lives
Apr 20, 2021
The COVID-19 crisis has heightened another health crisis: drug abuse, which damages hearts and shortens lives.
The link between structural racism, high blood pressure and Black people's health
Apr 15, 2021
High blood pressure rates among Black adults, especially women, remain disproportionately high, driven by a host of social factors created by years of structural racism, experts say.