For decades, women primarily worried about heart disease as an affliction their husband might have. Now women are waking up to the realization that heart disease is an equal opportunity killer.
Oct 1st, 2019
For decades, women primarily worried about heart disease as an affliction their husband might have. Now women are waking up to the realization that heart disease is an equal opportunity killer.
Prima Medicine, a Washington, D.C. area urgent care provider with offices in Fairfax and South Riding, welcomes a second internal medicine specialist to their staff roster.
Your behavioral health plays a critical role in your physical and emotional well-being. Find out what conditions can benefit from behavioral health treatment and whether these therapies can make a difference for you.
Many people have hypertension and don't even know it. Do you have the risk factors and/or symptoms that point to this condition, and if so, what can you do about it?
Angina is a serious symptom of coronary heart disease. However, it can present differently in women as opposed to men. Find out how.
If you find yourself reaching for those chalky tablets or guzzling thick antacid straight from the bottle, you might have acid reflux. A few lifestyle changes can help you beat the heat of heartburn.
When it comes to your health, there are few opportunities to change the outcome for the better. Prediabetes is one such chance, giving you ample time to take the necessary steps to avoid a health condition that has lifelong consequences. Here’s how.