Get answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about heart health from our team of pharmacy and nursing experts at Network Health.
Are you an organ donor? If not, do you have reasons why? Some people's reasons are based on myths and inaccuracies, so get the facts about organ donation here so you can make an informed decision.
Heart palpitations, or the sensation of your heart skipping beats, can be a scary feeling. That said, it isn't always a cause for concern. We explain why palpitations can be so common and when it makes sense to worry.
Heart medications are commonly prescribed, but have several myths surrounding their application, side effects and even what goes into them. In this article by 2022 Doctor of Pharmacy candidate at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Hue Xiong, you'll learn more about the truth behind them.
In this post by Ascension Dr. Kingston Okrah, you'll learn about heart disease, risk factors and some ways to lower your risk.
In this article by quality care coordinator, Kris Roloff, we look at recognizing the important signs and symptoms of a heart attack so that you can seek care if you find yourself checking off more than one. Early detection can save lives.
In this article, registered nurse and quality health coordinator at Network Health, Amanda Springstroh, discusses the connection between statins and diabetes, allowing you to make an informed decision about their use.
In this post by Ascension cardiologist, Dr. Kingston Okrah, you'll learn what to look for when it comes to a stroke or heart attack as well as the risk factors to work on avoiding to lower your chance of having a major heart event.
The holidays can be a stressful time. This could be even worse this year. Find out the risks and what you can do to avoid them this winter.
Heart disease and cardiovascular fitness are surrounded by myths. Let's dive in together and separate fact from fiction for this important and potentially life-saving topic.
The post-care for a heart attack is just as important as treating it when it happens. Find out what kind of life after a heart attack is possible with proper post-care and lifestyle adjustments.
Heart disease is a leading killer in the United States, but it's also one of the most preventable conditions. Find out steps you can take to help prevent this deadly disease.
Read Jeff Lanser's story and find out how important it is to understand vital stats that may betray health issues which are not otherwise apparent - as was Jeff's case.
he American Heart Association released new standards for healthy blood pressure readings at the end of 2017. Read what's changed and what you need to know.
During the month of February, we celebrate Valentine’s Day, Black History Month, President’s Day, and Random Acts of Kindness Week. Generally, February is the month of love, awareness and appreciation.
Today is National Wear Red day to help raise awareness for Heart Disease.The American Heart Association, with the support of President Obama, has declared February National Heart Month.
During the month of February, there is a lot of attention paid to matters of the heart. We celebrate Valentine’s Day, Black History Month, President’s Day, even Thank a Mailman Day.