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Blood Pressure and Over-the-Counter Medications Don’t Always Mix
Updated:Estimated read time:Over-the-counter medications can have a direct impact on your blood pressure. AdventHealth explains how over-the-counter medications affect your blood pressure and how you can prevent complications.
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Heart Health in the Heat of Summer
Estimated read time:Stay safe exercising in the summer heat with these tips from AdventHealth.
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What Are Heart Palpitations and What Causes Them
Estimated read time:When your heart flutters or skips beats, it can be scary. But heart palpitations are common — and usually harmless. Learn more in our latest blog.
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Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack: Know the Signs to Save a Life
Estimated read time:Cardiac arrest and heart attacks are commonly confused heart-related conditions. Learn the differences, symptoms and risk factors of both.
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What is Cardiac Tamponade?
Estimated read time:Learn about types of cardiac tamponade, along with their causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments.
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Surviving a Heart Attack: Why the First Hours are Critical
Estimated read time:If you have a heart attack, getting treatment quickly could mean a better recovery. Your first step is to know the signs of a heart attack.
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Women and Heart Disease Risk: Know the Facts
Estimated read time:Women are at risk for developing heart disease, and it can be deadly. Here's what you need to know.
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Should I Be Screened for AFib?
Estimated read time:Keep a steady beat with atrial fibrillation education, including what AFib is, risk factors, and signs you should get screened. Find out more in our blog.
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Blood Pressure Control With Healthy Lifestyle Modifications
Estimated read time:We're here to offer hope that positive changes in diet, physical activity, stress management and other lifestyle changes can significantly contribute to healthy blood pressure control.