Last week, we kicked off American Heart Month with some guidance for monitoring your risk factors for heart disease and making lifestyle decisions that reduce those factors.

Let’s explore the phenomenon of infertility in Black women, and what you can do to seize control of your reproductive health.

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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, and doctors suggest you might benefit from monitoring your ...

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Adan Manzano died on Wednesday in New Orleans while on assignment to cover the Super Bowl for both Telemundo Kansas City and ...

Recent research reported that women with endometriosis have an approximately 20% increased risk for stroke and a 35% greater risk for heart attack compared with women without endometriosis. Although ...

February's American Heart Month takes on a special meaning at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital as staff member Christie Cannell ...

The Global Cardiovascular Research Funders Forum (GCRFF) is inviting researchers to apply to a new research challenge that aims to transform the landscape of women’s cardiovascular health. In support ...

Now, picture it knowing that in 2022 alone, the CDC said one in every 3 female deaths was due to heart disease. That’s a ...

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