Have a Family History of Heart Disease? Here’s What It Means for You
Having a first-degree relative with heart disease increases your risk by 30%. But in a few steps, you can lower your risk and help prevent heart disease. ...
Having a first-degree relative with heart disease increases your risk by 30%. But in a few steps, you can lower your risk and help prevent heart disease. ...
Age-related hearing loss can begin earlier than you expect. Protecting ears from noise and spotting the early signs of hearing loss can lessen the impact. ...
Wearable technology helps you monitor some aspects of your heart health. It can track your steps and activity, record your sleep and alert you to an irregular heart rhythm. ...
Sore muscles after a workout are inevitable. Taking steps to reduce delayed onset muscle soreness before, during and after your workout can help. ...
Exercise can do more harm than good if you’re overtraining. Know what overtraining is and how to recognize the signs and prevent overtraining syndrome. ...
Taking more than five medications (polypharmacy) may have consequences. Reviewing your medications can help you identify unnecessary prescriptions. ...
Chronic stress can increase inflammation in your body and take a toll on your heart. But taking steps to reduce stress can protect your heart health. ...
Osteoporosis is a silent disease that can sneak up on you. But a lifelong focus on bone health can slow bone loss and reduce your risk of osteoporosis. ...
You’re exposed to UV radiation more than you know. Learn how to protect yourself — beyond just applying sunscreen — to prevent skin cancer and signs of aging. ...
If you feel sluggish at your sedentary job — and at home — staying active at work can help. An MU Health Care expert shares creative ideas for moving more at your desk. ...
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