Tag: heart

Many people have trouble tolerating heat. But if you have a heart condition, it might be even harder.

As we worked from home, many of us became more sedentary than ever. Blood circulation slows when you sit for long periods of time, which can cause clots.

Snacks are an important part of your daily diet. But many people consume foods and beverages that should be considered treats, not snacks.

When Alana stopped walking, it took years for her parents to find a specialist who could diagnose her movement disorder. Read her story & more in the summer issue of our family health magazine.

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

With the coronavirus in Virginia, you probably don't want to go to the ER right now. But if you're having symptoms of a heart attack, stroke or other serious condition, you need to call 911.

Evelyn Walton's first signs of heart failure were noticed immediately. Her tough spirit, combined with UVA's expert care team, led to a remarkable recovery.

We get lots of reminders during Heart Month about our lifestyle risk factors. But what do we do if it’s not our own habits we’re concerned about? Read these tips for talking to a loved one about their heart health.

We all know a friend, family member or colleague with heart problems. Yet, most people don’t think much about their actual, physical, beating heart. What do you know about common heart problems? We spoke with two UVA heart health providers for more insight into heart health.

Show all of the special people in your life you care this Valentine’s Day. It is Heart Month, after all. So why not plan a Valentine’s Day date night that will make their hearts happy and keep them healthy?