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When it comes to your heart health (or any part of your health), there are no stupid questions. Asking questions during your heart health check-up jumpstarts important conversations with your provider and gets you closer to the care and guidance you need to improve your heart health. What is my risk for heart disease based
Deaf Smith County Hospital District is expanding its services with the launch of the My Heart Health program. Once a month, cardiology specialists from the Cardiology Center of Amarillo will be on-site at Hereford Health Clinic to conduct heart health check-ups, manage medications, and perform lab work and diagnostic tests. The program begins June 11
American Heart Month is an important reminder of just how vital heart health is for a healthy life and helps raise awareness of heart disease and the ways we can learn about and move towards healthy heart habits. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. every year, with over 600,000 people
Rural health care comes with its own set of special challenges. It is a unique part of the industry, and organizations in urban areas don't always deal with the same challenges we do. They also don't always benefit from the same kinds of opportunities we get in rural settings. One example of that is the
By Jeff Barnhart, CEO Today is National Wear Red Day to raise awareness about heart disease in women. The number one killer of women in the U.S., heart disease claims more women’s lives than all cancers combined. One in three women die of heart disease and stroke each year. Education and prevention are key. Ask
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