Heart Disease

Brain Fog After Heart Failure Improves with Walking and Brain Games

BrainHQ exercises and walking may help lessen the effects of brain fog, a form of memory loss that often occurs following heart failure.

If You Have PCOS, Are you More Likely to Develop Heart Disease?

Two reproductive endocrinologists refute the commonly held belief that women with PCOS are at increased risk for heart disease; rather, type 2 diabetes and obesity have a direct impact on heart health.

High HDL May Not Protect All Women Against Heart Disease

Findings from the MESA Trial call into question the beneficial effects of HDL cholesterol in reducing the risks associated with cardiovascular disease in older menopausal women.

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Heart Disease

Brain Fog After Heart Failure Improves with Walking and Brain Games

If You Have PCOS, Are you More Likely to Develop Heart Disease?

High HDL May Not Protect All Women Against Heart Disease

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Brain Fog After Heart Failure Improves with Walking and Brain Games

If You Have PCOS, Are you More Likely to Develop Heart Disease?

High HDL May Not Protect All Women Against Heart Disease

Common Endocrine Disorders

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