If you carry a lot of weight around your waist, you’re boosting your risk for heart disease.
If you have high blood pressure or diabetes you are also at a higher risk.
Worried that long workdays are becoming the norm for you, rather than the exception?
More importantly, could working too much be bad for your health?
Research has long shown that what we eat is important for keeping our hearts healthy. But some people hesitate to even try a heart-healthy diet, assuming it will crash their food budgets.
That extra weight you’re carrying around your waist could put you at an increased risk for heart attack.
When it comes to heart disease, Endeavor Health cardiologists combine expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional care.
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., but one form of heart attack — formerly known by the antiquated term “widowmaker” — can be more serious than others.
Do you consider yourself someone who can thrive on just four hours of sleep? While it may feel like you are functioning well, your body tells a different story beneath the surface.
Popular weight loss drugs like Zepbound and Wegovy are GLP-1 receptor agonist medications, and they are a game-changer in weight management. But weight loss is only part of the story.
Women are great at juggling it all, including family, work, pets, parents and everyone else’s needs. This often puts heart health last on the list.
Women are no strangers to hormone fluctuations.
They experience hormone changes during puberty, with monthly menstrual cycles, pregnancy and menopause.
In the fight against heart disease, a heart scan can be your best ally.
