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Doctors are Seeing More of These Health Issues Since COVID-19 . When the COVID-19 pandemic was at its peak, many doctors’ offices were forced to put a temporary halt on appointments. . This, coupled with an ever-present fear of COVID-19, has caused an increase in health problems. . Here are 11 health
There’s a burning reason to consider making changes that will boost your heart health: In this country, heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, according to the CDC. And only about half of women know this. Chilling facts, but there’s an upside: There’s much you can do to prevent problems down the line, and even turn the clock back on some issues that may already be hurting your ticker. These 12 facts can arm you with knowledge that can strengthen your heart, and maybe even save your life.
Current evidence suggests a robust
ROCHESTER — What triggers you to worry? Your job, money, relationships, politics, the pandemic?
The list of potential worry-inducing issues goes on. And research reveals that worry is bad for your health.
If you’re a middle-aged man who worries or is often anxious, your risk of developing heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes may go up as you get older. That’s according to
in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
“While the participants were primarily white men, our findings indicate higher levels of anxiousness or worry among men are linked to biological processes that may give rise
This is why looking at all the factors that influence your heart health, not just, say,
CHI Health has announced a new chief executive for its Nebraska and Iowa hospitals.
The health system said Thursday that E.J. Kuiper started Monday as the new CEO of CHI Health, which includes St. Elizabeth and Nebraska Heart hospitals in Lincoln. Kuiper also will serve as president of CommonSpirit Health’s Midwest Division, which covers 28 hospitals and other health facilities and practices in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and North Dakota.
E.J. Kuiper
Kuiper most recently served as president and CEO at Hospital Sisters Health System Illinois — a nine-hospital division totaling more than 1,150 beds. He received his bachelor’s
