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For many women, getting the right diagnosis and treatment for heart disease means pushing past both systemic healthcare barriers and the societal conditioning that tells them to stay quiet or question their own symptoms. Studies have shown that women’s heart concerns...
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Hepatitis C is a liver infection, but its impact doesn’t stop there. New research has shown a strong link between hepatitis C and heart disease, making it vital for women, especially those already at risk for cardiovascular issues, to understand the connection. What...
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Self-care is more than a buzzword. For women living with or at risk for heart disease, it is a powerful and proactive form of health care that includes physical habits, emotional practices, and the power of community support. Why Self-Care Matters for the Heart Heart...
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How Giving Blood Supports Cardiovascular Wellness, Especially for Women When most people think about blood donation, they imagine helping trauma victims, surgical patients, or those with chronic illnesses. What many may not realize is that donating blood may also have...
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When women think about heart disease, they may picture clogged arteries, high blood pressure, or heart attacks. However, there is another condition that often flies under the radar, even among medical professionals, that disproportionately affects older adults and is...