COVID 19

Diabetes can affect more than your blood-glucose levels. Chronically high blood sugar can damage your veins, arteries, and your organs — including your heart. As part of National Diabetes Month, learn how to keep your heart healthy despite diabetes.

Ah, the holidays! Time for family, friends … and a whole lot of stress. If you have cardiovascular disease, that extra stress could put your heart at risk. Give yourself the gift of de-stressing for the holidays.

You snore and suspect that you have sleep apnea, but you don’t want to bother with a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine. However, untreated sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure (HBP) and other serious conditions. Here’s how.

A stress test measures how efficiently and well your heart and arteries work when your body’s under stress due to exercise or medication. In the right circumstances, a stress test may save your life. The following are five reasons you may need one.

Nothing’s worse than a "silent killer.” Like a trained assassin that strikes you down without a warning, symptomless medical conditions stalk without leaving a clue. Learn about peripheral artery disease (PAD) — before you become its victim.

You feel healthy. You don’t have any cardiovascular symptoms, so you’re OK, right? But peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a “silent killer” that often has no telltale symptoms. If you’re at increased risk for PAD, here’s how to know and what to do.