Baby showers bring to mind warm fuzzy blankets, pacifiers, and newborn clothes, but should a HEPA-filter be higher up on the list? A new report from the National Toxicology Program (NTP) may have you reconsidering the impact of air pollution … Read More
Running A Marathon May Affect Your Blood Vessels
Our friends at NHS.com recently published an article describing how training for a marathon may reverse the aging of blood vessels. Check out the full article here: https://www.nhs.uk/news/lifestyle-and-exercise/could-running-marathon-make-your-blood-vessels-younger/
Reversing the aging process may not be as complicated as we previously … Read More
Women’s blood vessels may age faster than men’s
Our friends at Healthline.com recently published an article about the aging of women’s blood vessels. Check out the full article here: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/women-blood-
pressure-rises-more-quickly-than-men
In a recent study, results have shown that women’s blood vessels may age faster than men’s. This … Read More
Actress Jane Krakowski on Being a Caregiver During Her Father’s Struggle With Vascular Dementia
Actress Jane Krakowski discusses the impact of her father’s early-onset dementia in this interview with AARP. Although her father was a brilliant, well-educated man with many hobbies, he began experiencing symptoms at the age of 61. Four years later
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A person’s ethnicity or race shouldn’t put them at higher risk for having heart disease or stroke, but unfortunately, it is one factor that affects a person’s likeliness to develop vascular disease.
Find ways to prevent or manage vascular disease here: https://vascularcures.org/prevention/
