What Does My Mammogram Have To Do With Heart Disease?
In the future, women may be able to get “two for the price of one” as it relates to prevention screenings.
Blog archive 06.2016
How Much Does Lifestyle Contribute to Breast Cancer Risk?
It has been long thought that a woman with a genetic risk for breast cancer would be unable to avoid the diagnosis, but new research shows that may not be true.
How Does Loneliness REALLY Affect Our Heart?
A study done at the University of York discovered that people who are socially isolated - having few social interactions or connections - or feel lonely have a 29% higher risk of being diagnosed with heart disease and 32% higher risk of having a stroke when compared with their peers who report that they are well connected socially.