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HPH Specialists in the News
When it comes to heart health, the signs and symptoms of heart disease can vary dramatically between men and women.
How your heart works and other interesting facts about this amazing organ.
How this medical condition affects your weight-loss efforts. (Surprise, sugar plays a big role!)
Most people will feel better after a few days of rest, but others may need help recovering.
A professional athlete's cardiac arrest on the field spurs the conversation about the importance of heart screenings and the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest.
The more the shoulder is in use, the better off it will feel.
As we get older, a lot of changes happen to our bodies, but losing energy doesn't have to be one of them.
Life happens, and when it does, physical activity often gets moved to the bottom of the to-do list.
Get kids up and moving by making exercise feel less like work and more like play.
If your heart skips a beat, it could mean you're in love. It could also mean you have atrial fibrillation.
Seeing the dentist regularly is very important, but as we age, this practice often falls down our list of priorities.
Headache is a very tricky area in medicine, both from a doctor’s and a patient’s perspective.
How do you protect your precious cargo during pregnancy?
Because women's heart attack symptoms are often different from men's, these subtle signs may go unnoticed.
Instead of sitting sedentary in front of a screen, kids should engage in physical and social activities.
Melasma is often stubborn to treat, but the condition can be improved with a good skincare regimen and close follow-up with a dermatologist.
While breathing may seem like second nature, many people actually breathe improperly, which can lead to a slew of other health issues.
Whether you’re out surfing, hiking, enjoying the beach or attacking your daily activities, remember to stay well hydrated throughout the day.
No matter how fashionable, your footwear shouldn't be wreaking havoc on your feet.