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While at home, there are simple ways to improve your health outlook. A personal preparedness checklist can help you feel better about your future.

Is sugar really so unhealthy? Are less-processed alternatives to white sugar, like agave and honey, healthier? Or tastier? We'll answer these questions in this new series.

47 percent of Americans have at least one heart disease risk factor. Check out this infographic for more facts and prevention tips.

Now is the time to brush up on your heart smarts. Why? Because the more you know, the better your chances of preventing heart disease and living a healthier life.

Encouraging a healthy work environment helps employees reduce stress and increase productivity. Employees take control of their work life and apply these tips into their daily workday.

Watch a video to learn who should and who should not make aspirin therapy part of their daily routine.

Strict diets can be hard to follow and discouraging. Instead, consider learning CPR or making your home safer in 2021.

Cardiologist Brandy Patterson, MD, explains how you may be putting yourself at risk for a serious health condition called holiday heart syndrome. Watch the video to learn more.

When diet and exercise aren't effective at shedding excess pounds, it may be beneficial for some to have a surgical weight loss procedure.

A patent foramen ovale (PFO) is a common birth defect that makes you more likely to have a stroke. Watch Scott Lim, MD, talk about PFO closure and how it improve the lives of young people following their first stroke.