6 Ways to Build Lasting Healthy Habits
(Family Features) Starting on a path toward healthy habits is often easier than maintaining them long term. This year, you can avoid a major pitfall
January 16, 2023
(Family Features) Starting on a path toward healthy habits is often easier than maintaining them long term. This year, you can avoid a major pitfall
Winter heart attack risks are higher than other times of the year, especially if you already have heart disease or have suffered a previous heart attack.
Recent years have seen several advances in glaucoma treatment. Some of these have already been approved, and some are in the early stages of development.
The only way to protect yourself against carbon monoxide poisoning is with a detector. Every home needs at least one.
Dr. Tiffany Hensley-McBain got an Alzheimer’s research grant for a project at the McLaughlin Research Institute for Biomedical Sciences in Great Falls.
These recommended annual vaccines offer extra protection beyond the standard flu shot — important for older adults with weaker immune defenses.
Give yourself priority in 2023, beginning with caring for your health. Exercise is not only beneficial for physical your health, but for your mental health too.
Cold weather activities, like shoveling snow, may place extra stress on the heart, especially among people who aren’t used to regular exercise.
According to Medicare rules, a. opt-out provider is allowed to set up a private payment contract with a patient.
A growing body of research suggests people with a form of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) are at significant risk for cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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