Heart Health

Celebrating Patient Recognition Week: Your Heart and Veins

Did you know that February 1 is Patient Recognition Week? This is a time to celebrate and recognize the importance of healthcare and its impact on our lives. This year, we’re focusing on our hearts and veins’ role in our overall health and well-being. As we celebrate Patient Recognition Week, it’s important to take the …

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National Blood Donor Month – Why Giving Blood Saves Lives

January is National Blood Donor Month, and while it may not be the most fun topic, it is crucial. Every 2 seconds, someone in the US needs blood, and less than 38% of the population is eligible to donate. Type O Negative and Type B Negative are the most needed blood types. The need for …

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American Diabetes Month: How Exercise Can Improve Heart Health

No one is too old or young to start caring for their hearts. Heart health plays a crucial role in your overall health. The heart pumps nutrient-rich blood throughout your body, provides oxygen, and removes waste and toxins. Giving blood to the heart is a crucial function of veins. Our bodies could not function without …

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National Women’s Health & Fitness Day: Promoting Heart Health Through Exercise

National Women’s Health & Fitness Day is celebrated annually on the last Wednesday of September. It is a day to encourage women of all ages to focus on their overall health and fitness. This year, the day falls on Wednesday, September 28. National Women’s Health & Fitness Day promotes heart health through exercise. CDC statistics …

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