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Holidays Hike Heart Attack Risk
Holidays Hike Heart Attack Risk

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Ways to Escape Holiday Madness Together

The whirlwind of holiday activity can become an emotional vortex. Look to your partner to join you in these activities that can replenish your energy and your connection.

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12 Ways to Stay on Track With Your Health Goals During the Holidays

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Insights Into Women and Stroke Risk

You might be surprised to learn that stroke is the number three killer of women.

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How Puzzles and Games Might Help Your Aging Brain

Those Sunday crossword puzzles may not prevent the aging brain from slowing down -- but they might protect it in a different way.

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How Being “Disabled” is a Full-Time Job

Being disabled is a full-time job. The amount of time it takes to stay on top of your health and keeping up with paperwork while feeling the worst you ever have in your life is all-consuming.

Why Aren't Women Speaking Up About Postpartum Depression?
Why Aren't Women Speaking Up About Postpartum Depression?

Here are some potential hurdles women may face when seeking care for PPD and some tips for how to overcome them.

Now Is the Time to Sign Up for Health Insurance and We Can Help
Now Is the Time to Sign Up for Health Insurance and We Can Help

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#BeHealthiHER
#BeHealthiHER

Make self-care a priority in your everyday life, so you can ultimately become a "healthier her"—for yourself and your family.

Flu Education Resource for HCPs
Flu Education Resource for HCPs

Proactively speak about the importance of an annual influenza vaccination. This resource can help guide the conversation.

AFib and Blood Thinner Reversal Treatments: What You Need to Know
AFib and Blood Thinner Reversal Treatments: What You Need to Know

Did you know there are reversal treatments for some blood thinners used to reduce the risk of stroke with AFib?

Living Well With AFib
Living Well With AFib

Those who have AFib should be well aware of these things: living a healthy lifestyle and reducing stroke risk.

Common Blood-Thinning Medication Questions People With AFib Ask
Common Blood-Thinning Medication Questions People With AFib Ask

Here are some frequently asked questions that may help you better understand how blood-thinning medication works and some risks.

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