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Six Simple Ways for Seniors to Reduce Their Risk of Heart Disease

The heart is a powerful muscle, but it’s still at risk of developing damage and disease. Reducing the risk of heart disease is a process, and there are lots of different factors that seniors can focus on. Some of these ways to reduce the risk of heart disease can feel like big changes for seniors...

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What Can Your Senior Expect After a Heart Attack?

It’s terrifying to know that your elderly family member has had a heart attack. But it can be even scarier to worry about what happens next. Setting her up for the best possible recovery often means taking stock of what she needs and putting a solid plan together for her to heal. Here are just...

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What Risk Factors for Heart Disease Affect Your Senior?

Heart disease and everything that comes with it can be a scary topic for your senior. But understanding her possible risk factors and helping her to avoid heart illnesses helps her to take action now. Increasing Age It’s frustrating, but simply getting older can have a huge impact on whether your senior develops heart disease...

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