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Can Sleep Apnea Trigger a Brain Bleed?
November 6, 2025
A new study found that untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in adults may be linked to tiny brain bleeds called microbleeds. These microbleeds can show up as we age, but having more of them has been tied to a higher risk of stroke, memory loss, and dementia.
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Pediatric Cardiac Teams at Holtz Children’s Hospital Use Internal Pacemaker Made for Adults to Save Premature Baby Born with Complete Heart Block
November 5, 2025
“Hearing that was really scary,” Limas said. “The team said it was the only way to save her life.”
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney Dies After Long History of Heart Issues
November 5, 2025
Former Vice President of the United States, Dick Cheney, recently died at age 84. His family released a statement sharing he passed of complications from pneumonia and heart disease.
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A Year of Progress: How Vivistim Helped Stroke Survivor Regain Independence
November 4, 2025
One year after becoming the first patient in South Florida to receive an implant of a Vivistim nerve stimulation device, 51-year-old Arlet Lara continues to make great progress.
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How to Help Lower Blood Pressure Safely If Medications Are Recalled
November 3, 2025
Hearing that a blood pressure medication has been recalled can feel alarming. Many people rely on these prescriptions to keep their heart health on track.
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AI, the New Health Buddy We Didn’t Ask For
October 30, 2025
We’ve all done it: Googled a symptom and ended up diagnosing ourselves with something dramatic. But now, instead of endless scrolling, AI is stepping in with instant answers. From meal plans to workout tips, artificial intelligence has quietly become everyone’s new health sidekick.
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Resetting More than Just the Clock – How Can Daylight Saving Time Coming to an End Affect You?
October 30, 2025
Our circadian rhythm, known as our internal clock, thrives on routine. It’s guided by light exposure, helps regulate the release of the sleep hormone melatonin, and influences many of our daily patterns.
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After Hurricane Melissa: How We Can Help and Stay Prepared
October 30, 2025
After a hurricane, the danger doesn’t end when the skies clear. Flooding, contamination, and emotional strain can linger long after the storm has moved on — making recovery a gradual process that requires care, patience, and community support.
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How Bariatric Surgery Helped Guinness World Record Free Diver Take His Life Back
October 29, 2025
Before any surgery is approved, patients must go through medical testing, meet with a psychologist, and show they’re ready to embrace the post-surgery lifestyle. That includes healthier eating habits, increased physical activity, and long-term commitment.
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FDA Approves a New Hormone-Free Pill to Treat Hot Flashes During Menopause
October 28, 2025
If you’re experiencing hot flashes or night sweats during menopause, you’ll be glad to know that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just approved a new pill that doesn’t use hormones to help with those troublesome symptoms. The new medication is expected to be available to the public in the U.S. beginning November 2025.
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