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01/06/2026

Repost from Go Red for Women Women are less likely to receive bystander CPR due to fear, myths and misconceptions. We must do more to save women's lives.

Be ready to perform Hands-Only CPR whenever you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, even if they are a woman. There are just two steps:

1. Call 911.
2. Push hard and fast on the center of the chest at a rate of 100-120 compressions per-minute until help arrives.

01/05/2026

Repost from Cleveland Clinic Statins are medications that can reduce plaque formation on artery walls by lowering cholesterol levels — particularly “bad” cholesterol levels.

There’s a reason why statins are increasingly prescribed: They work to lower cholesterol and limit dangerous plaque buildup on arterial walls. Learn more about this medication and how it works from our cardiologist.

01/02/2026

Repost from WebMD Beans, beans they really are good for your heart! These colorful legumes will give you your daily protein without the calories and fat of meat. And as part of a heart-healthy diet, they can help improve your cholesterol levels. ❤ https://wb.md/4kYA8l1

01/01/2026

12/31/2025

Repost from American Heart Association Personality changes are common after a stroke, but there are several therapy options that can help. Ask your doctor about testing to evaluate cognitive impairment and memory loss, as well as a screening for post-stroke depression. Managing personality changes is vital for the best possible recovery.

12/30/2025

Repost from Association of Black Cardiologists Jump-start your healthy New Year with the ABC 7 Steps to a Healthy Heart!

A new year brings new opportunities to take charge of your well-being — and the Association of Black Cardiologists is here to help. Our 7 simple, life-changing steps can guide you toward better heart health all year long.

❤️ Access health care and get regular checkups
💪 Keep your blood pressure in a healthy range
🫀 Control your cholesterol
🩺 Track your blood sugar
🚭 Avoid to***co
🥗 Eat smart & stay active
🧘🏾♀️ Reduce stress and stay spiritually grounded

Small steps today lead to a stronger, healthier tomorrow. Let’s make 2026 your heart-healthy year! Learn more at abcardio.org

12/30/2025

Repost from Cleveland Clinic Understand the seven common triggers of cold sweats and what they could mean for your health.

We all sweat. But if you’re breaking out in a cold sweat, should you be concerned? An internal medicine specialist explains whether cold sweats can be dangerous and when to seek medical attention.

12/29/2025

Repost from U.S. News and World Report Heart disease and stroke are the No. 1 and No. 5 leading causes of death, respectively. The American Heart Association helps take the guesswork out of finding quality care by recognizing hospitals that follow proven, science-based guidelines. Find an AHA award-winning hospital near you.

Find hospitals delivering trusted heart and stroke care, guided by the American Heart Association.

12/26/2025

Repost from Cleveland Clinic Too much salt in your diet can put extra pressure on your blood vessels and heart, primarily due to sodium — one of the two building blocks of salt. That’s why no more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium is recommended per day for most adults. Working with your doctor to ensure that your salt intake isn’t raising your blood pressure and impacting your heart and kidneys can have a dramatic impact on your health and longevity.

12/24/2025

Repost from University Hospitals People with low levels of nitric oxide are at greater risk for high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, impaired vision, depression and cognitive decline. Here are a few simple ways to naturally boost your levels.

Nitric oxide is a naturally occurring molecule in the body that plays an important role in blood circulation and overall health.

12/23/2025

Repost from WebMD This time of year is full of friends, family, traditions, and, of course, festive food and beverages. While it’s perfectly fine to indulge a bit, be careful not to go too far and end up with holiday heart syndrome - a heart condition that happens when you drink too much.⁠
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Holiday heart syndrome is a form of atrial fibrillation or an irregular heartbeat that’s associated with binge drinking. While it can happen at any time of the year, it's most common around the end-of-year holidays when festivities are at an all-time high.⁠
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Get tips for avoiding holiday heart problems and learn more about the symptoms to look out for: https://wb.md/3L3yguW