Tornadoes are almost a certainty during Arkansas’ spring and summer months. Do you know how to stay safe before, during and after a tornado? Learn how with these tips.
read moreTo Salt or Not to Salt
Mar 6, 2018
Let’s be honest, salt makes everything taste better. But, we are often told that too much salt in our diet is bad. A high-salt diet is linked to hypertension, a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. A report...
read moreStrong Hearts Save Money
Mar 2, 2018
Your heart is a muscle that needs regular exercise just like all your other muscles. If it gets flabby, it won’t work well for you. An unhealthy heart is not an option.
read more6 Tips to Prevent Strokes; Permanent Disability
Feb 21, 2018
Strokes are preventable and treatable if you get help immediately. Strokes happen when some brain cells die because the oxygen and nutrients they need to function are blocked. The blockage can be caused by a clot...
read moreWhat Happens at Cardiac Rehab?
Feb 14, 2018
You can’t change what happened to your heart in the past, but you can improve your future heart health. If you’ve had a heart attack or heart surgery, cardiac rehabilitation programs can be essential to your full...
read moreBest Medicine for the Flu
Jan 26, 2018
This season’s influenza (flu) is worse than usual. There are at least four different types of flu making people sick and experts expect the flu to last several more months. More people are being hospitalized and the...
read moreWomen: Go Red and Learn Your Symptoms
Jan 24, 2018
National Go Red for Women day is Feb. 2. To increase awareness about the symptoms of women’s heart disease and stroke, the American Heart Association asks us to wear red on that day, which is a Friday.
read moreCervical Cancer Can Be Prevented
Jan 19, 2018
More than 31,000 Americans annually get cancer caused by human papilloma virus (HPV) and more than 4,200 women die from cervical cancer. The majority of these women had not been tested for cervical cancer in at least...
read moreTop Tips to Banish Holiday Blues
Jan 2, 2018
Depending on how your year-end or new-year holidays went, you may be feeling a bit …
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