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Repost from Cleveland Clinic Butternut squash is a fall harvest favorite. This curvy, cream-colored fruit has lots of nutrients that fight disease and promote good health.

The winter squash can help protect your eyes, heart and gut. A registered dietitian explains.

11/13/2025

Repost from WebMD A recent study suggests that certain exercises -- like riding a stationary bicycle -- actually slow cell decline that can happen as you age. In other words, it’s never too late to reap the benefits of exercise! 💪🏻💪🏽💪🏿 https://wb.md/46icBWE

11/12/2025

Repost from Go Red for Women Know your numbers. A healthy blood pressure before, during and after pregnancy reduces your risk of heart disease, stroke and other pregnancy complications. Talk to your health care team today about your blood pressure readings and how you can maintain healthy blood pressure levels while pregnant.

11/11/2025

11/10/2025

Repost from GoodRx Withdrawal from certain medications can cause serious side effects. These effects are often more severe if you’ve been taking the medication at a higher dose for a long time.

Some medications, such as clonidine and propranolol, should be slowly tapered to avoid withdrawal symptoms. See which medications should not be stopped abruptly.

11/07/2025

Repost from WebMD Did you know certain chemical compounds in fresh ginger help your body ward off germs? They’re especially good at halting growth of bacteria like E.coli and shigella, and they may also keep viruses like RSV at bay. https://wb.md/42jRtyw

11/06/2025

Repost from Johns Hopkins Medicine After a heart attack or heart surgery, your doctor may recommend yoga as part of a recovery plan. See why more and more heart experts are encouraging yoga for heart health.

A growing body of research from Johns Hopkins shows that practicing yoga can lower stress and help those recovering from heart events.

11/05/2025

Repost from American Heart Association A well-stocked kitchen can make getting delicious, healthy family meals on the table a breeze!

11/04/2025

Repost from Cardiovascular Business AI-powered chatbots can be valuable resources when users have questions about cardiovascular health—but they are still far from perfect.

AI-powered chatbots can be valuable resources when users have questions about cardiovascular health—but they are still far from perfect.

10/31/2025

Repost from Johns Hopkins Medicine The American Heart Association’s Simple Cooking with Heart Kitchen offers hands-on, affordable classes for individuals and groups. In this series, the AHA chef helps cardiac doctors from Johns Hopkins prepare a heart-healthy meal during a virtual class.

Simple Cooking with Heart Kitchen Heart Health Heart Health Expert Tips Maintaining Heart Health Recipes for Heart Health Featured Experts Charles Julian Lowenstein, M.D. Virginia Shalkey Hahn, M.D. Jennifer Lawton, M.D. Dr. Lili Barouch The American Heart Association’s Simple Cooking with Heart K...

10/30/2025