Women’s Heart & Vascular Blog

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Is ‘Cozy Cardio’ the Right Workout for You?

By combining the benefits of physical activity with a comforting experience, exercise becomes a more enjoyable, sustainable activity.

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Menopause and Heart Health: Should You Be on a Statin?

When estrogen levels drop, total cholesterol levels rise, increasing the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in women.

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The Link Between Heart Health and Good Sleep

Sleep and heart health are closely related. Those who do not get sufficient sleep or do not get quality sleep are more likely to have cardiovascular problems.

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FMD: A Hidden Blood Vessel Disease That Strikes Middle-Aged Women

A disease of the blood vessels that most often affects middle-aged women can increase risk of heart attack, stroke and high blood pressure. But until recently, the disease was not well-known – even among physicians.

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How Early Menopause is Linked to a Higher Risk of Heart Disease

Menopause is the start of a new chapter. One aspect that many women may not realize is that they now are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease.

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Cardiovascular Disease Is Different for Women

Women are increasingly aware of cardiovascular disease and its symptoms. But many don't know that women have different symptoms, treatments and outcomes than men. Learn about these important differences and what you should do.

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How Your OB-GYN Can Help Protect Your Heart

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, more than all cancers combined. Your OB-GYN can play a key role in helping detect heart disease early on. Learn more.

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Heart Attacks Becoming More Common in Younger Women

Many young women spend more time worrying about cancer than their heart health, but young women have to understand that heart disease knows no age requirement.