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The Ms.Medicine blog is your trusted source for comprehensive women's health information. We’ll cover a wide range of topics including general health, wellness, lifestyle, nutrition, and women's specific health concerns. With evidence-based articles and practical advice, we aim to empower women to make informed decisions about their health and well-being at every stage of life.
Stress and Heart Health: How to Protect Your Heart This Month
In today's fast-paced world, stress isn't just affecting your mind—it's impacting your heart. Learn how chronic stress silently damages heart health and discover practical, science-backed strategies to protect yourself. From simple breathing techniques to lifestyle changes, find out how managing stress today can lead to a healthier heart tomorrow.
Heart Disease in Women – Why It's Different and What You Can Do About It
Think heart disease only affects men? Think again. As the leading cause of death for women in the US, heart disease often presents differently in women, with subtle symptoms that are easy to miss. From unique risk factors like pregnancy and menopause to lesser-known warning signs, understanding how heart disease affects women differently could save your life. Discover what makes women's heart health unique and learn practical steps to protect your heart.
Top 3 Benefits Of Learning CPR
Knowing the basics of CPR can be a lifesaving skill. It can help save someone’s life in the event of a medical emergency and benefit you in other areas of life. From feeling more confident in general to having a greater sense of preparedness and being able to help others in need, here are some of the key benefits of learning how to perform CPR.
Heart Attacks & Women: Know Your Risk, Know the Signs
There’s more and more conversation around a woman’s heart health – and for good reason. While men are twice as likely to have a heart attack compared to women, heart disease is still the leading cause of death among women. And thanks to our busy lives, we may not realize (or want to admit) when we may be experiencing a heart attack.