Living Healthy

Controlling and Preventing Heart Disease Risk Factors Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States. This video explains the two types of heart disease risk factors — ones that you can control and prevent and the ones that you can’t. It’s important to know the risk factors because having…

Health habits to prevent heart disease Sponsored by Good Samaritan Dayson Heart Center Vincennes, IN

Dr. Mehmet Oz Reveals Which Foods Are Good For Heart Disease, Chronic Pain | TODAY Dr. Mehmet Oz, host of “The Dr. Oz Show” and author of the new book “Food Can Fix It,” reveals the health benefits of certain foods. Olive oil and avocados, for example, contain healthy fats that are good for heart…

Healthy for Life 20 by 20: Year Two The American Heart Association and Aramark, the nation’s largest food service company, report significant strides in delivering healthier options on menus served to millions at colleges and universities, hospitals and workplaces. Learn more at www.aramark.com/healthyforlife.

Healthy Living After Cancer: The Role of Physical Activity and Fitness Susan Gilchrist, MD discusses healthy living after cancer and the role of exercise. The presentation is part of AIM at Melanoma’s Living with Melanoma Symposium on April 7, 2018 at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX.

MQ Health Wellness Series – Healthy Lifestyles for Healthy Hearts Welcome to the MQ Health Wellness Series. If you have a question for the presenters, type it into the live chat. Webinar program: – Associate Professor Sanjyot Vagholkar, GP, Deputy Director Primary Care, and Course Convenor Macquarie MD Program – Dr Fiona Foo, General and…

Heart Healthy Lifestyle: Simple Life Changes

Healthy Living for Heart Patients #generalinstructionsforheartpatients. #Dietheartpatients #Lifestyleheartpatients

Heart Healthy Eating: It's About Dietary Patterns and Active Lifestyles As the first “shelter-in-place” orders went into effect in March of this year, the American Heart Association (AHA) intensified its campaign to educate U.S. adults about their ability to control risk factors for heart disease, heart attacks and stroke. Even before the pandemic, the AHA…

Listen to Your Heart: Diet and Exercise Maintaining a heart-healthy diet and watching your sodium intake are important elements of managing heart failure, along with prioritizing regular physical activity. Make sure to work with your health care provider to determine what level of physical activity is right for you. Watch the video to hear tips…