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Got Fiber?

Kayla Melanson |

Got Fiber

Dietary fiber has numerous health benefits and many Americans are not getting enough in their daily diet. Fiber is a type of carbohydrate that the body does not digest. The best sources of fiber include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, beans and legumes. It is recommended that most adults consume between 25 to 30 grams [...]

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Managing Your Heart Failure

David Hahn, MD, FACC |

Managing Your Heart Failure

The Heart Care Clinic helps people with heart failure live active and healthy lives.

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Caregivers Assisting People with Dementia

Stephanie Ramirez |

Caregivers Assisting People with Dementia

Caring for a loved one with dementia? Your first step is to understand the condition.

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Four Legged Donor Steps Up To Help

Kim Shopper |

Four Legged Donor Steps Up To Help

Four Legged Donor Steps Up to Help

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Men's Health Beyond Physical to Mental Fitness

Michael Brown DO |

Men's Health Beyond Physical to Mental Fitness

To improve men's health, it's important to remind men to put their physical and mental health front and center.

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All About Matcha Green Tea

Kayla Melanson |

All About Matcha Green Tea

Tired of your normal coffee latte? Have you seen those oddly green drinks at the coffee shops, lately? Matcha Tea is likely the culprit. Matcha is made from the same plant as green tea – Camellia sinensis - and is known for its health benefits.

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Shoulder Pain Don't Shrug It Off

Amy Bennett |

Shoulder Pain Don't Shrug It Off

Shoulder conditions and injuries can cause pain so severe you struggle with everyday activities. Sometimes, physical therapy is the solution, but other times orthopedic surgery is needed.

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Just Breathe

Amy Bennett |

Just Breathe

Asthma attacks are scary, and if you’re a woman, your chance of being diagnosed with asthma increases as you age. When you’re 20, the rate of diagnosis is equally split between men and women. However, by age 40, women are twice as likely to have asthma than men of the same age. Pulmonologist, Andrea […]

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Men's Health Stay in the Game

Amy Bennett |

Men's Health Stay in the Game

Dr. Strasser discussed how risk factors, preventative measures, diagnosis and treatment options for keeping a man's kidney, prostate, and testosterone levels in check.

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Reconnect With Your Community Post-COVID

Joy Freeman |

Reconnect With Your Community Post-COVID

As we begin the process of reconnecting with our community, it is important to remember there is no one right or wrong way to do this. The best way forward into reconnection is with intentionality, personal reflection and assessment.

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Stroke Awareness Identify and Prevent

Bethany Talley |

Stroke Awareness Identify and Prevent

Strokes are the number five cause of death and leading cause of disability in America. Learn how to recognize the warning signs, know the risk factors, and lower your chances of having one.

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Pack the Perfect Picnic

Jodi Rawson |

Pack the Perfect Picnic

There’s never a bad time to get your family together for a picnic. It’s easy to prep and pack a nutritious and delicious spread. Main Meal Munchies Grill lean turkey or black bean burgers. Host a build-your-own kabob bar with grilled chicken and veggies. Toss in tortillas, and make a wrap station. All the Fixins […]

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