Tag: cardiovascular health
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What Is Holiday Heart Syndrome? A Cardiologist Explains
What Is Holiday Heart Syndrome? Holiday Heart Syndrome is a term used to describe abnormal heart rhythms—usually atrial fibrillation or other arrhythmias—that occur during the holiday season. It’s linked to a combination of festive activities, stress, alcohol consumption, dehydration, and dietary changes. While the name might imply a purely seasonal issue, the underlying drivers are…
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Wildfires Linked to Spike in LA Heart Attacks, New Study Finds
Overview: A troubling link between wildfires and heart health New research released after the Palisades and Eaton wildfires in Los Angeles reveals a concerning uptick in heart-related emergencies. In the first 90 days following these devastating fires, emergency room visits for heart attack symptoms surged at Cedars-Sinai, one of the region’s leading medical centers. The…
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Study Links Spike in Heart Attacks to Los Angeles Wildfires
Overview: Wildfires and a Surprising Health Pattern In the wake of the Palisades and Eaton fires that ravaged parts of Los Angeles, researchers tracked emergency department visits to understand the broader health impact beyond flames and smoke. The study, centered at Cedars-Sinai, found that during the first 90 days after these devastating wildfires, there was…
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Why Heart Attacks and Strokes Spike During the Holidays—and What You Can Do
Why the Holidays Bring Higher Heart Risk The holiday season, especially the stretch from Christmas to New Year’s, has long been linked with a noticeable uptick in heart-related events. Doctors observe more heart attacks and strokes during this period, and emergency departments often see a surge in patients with chest pain, shortness of breath, or…
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Why heart attacks and strokes spike during the holidays
Understanding the holiday spike in heart attacks and strokes As the holiday season unfolds—from Christmas to New Year’s—the risk of heart attack and stroke can rise. Medical professionals note a notable uptick in cardiac events during this period, driven by a blend of physical, behavioral, and social factors. Recognizing these risks is the first step…
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Why Heart Attacks and Strokes Spike During the Holidays
Understanding the Holiday Spike in Heart Problems Cardiovascular events like heart attacks and strokes tend to rise during the holiday season. Doctors often see more patients in the weeks between Christmas and New Year’s, with emergency rooms reporting a noticeable uptick in acute heart and brain events. While many factors contribute, understanding them can help…
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Nourishing Women’s Health Through Diet: Foods That Support Hormonal Changes and Lifelong Wellness
Understanding the Link Between Food and Women’s Health Food is more than fuel. It acts as a practical ally during the hormonal shifts that define a woman’s life—from puberty and pregnancy to menopause and beyond. A balanced diet rich in essential nutrients supports reproductive health, cardiovascular function, cognitive vitality, and overall well-being. This guide highlights…
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Food and Women’s Health: Essential Nutrients Across Life
Why nutrition matters for every stage of a woman’s life Women’s bodies undergo remarkable hormonal changes—from puberty through pregnancy, menopause, and beyond. These shifts influence energy, mood, and the risk of chronic conditions. The right foods and nutrients support reproductive health, cardiovascular wellness, cognitive function, and overall vitality. This article outlines essential nutrients and practical…
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Morning Habit That Spikes Cholesterol: Simple Swaps
The Surprising Culprit in Your Morning Routine Your mornings shape the rest of the day, but some routine choices can quietly influence your cholesterol levels over time. Health experts warn that a common habit many people perform without a second thought may be nudging LDL up and nudging your risk for heart disease higher. The…
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The Morning Habit That Can Spike Your Cholesterol Over Time
Introduction: The quiet cholesterol culprit in your morning routine Your mornings set the tone for the day, but some routine choices can quietly affect heart health long after the alarm clock rings. Recent interviews with cardiology and nutrition experts reveal a surprising morning habit that can contribute to higher cholesterol levels over time. Understanding this…