Placental Abruption: A Hidden Risk Factor for Long-Term Heart Health A mother’s experience during pregnancy can have lasting effects on her child’s health, extending far beyond infancy. New research reveals a significant link between placental abruption – when the placenta separates from the uterus prematurely – and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in offspring, … Read more
The Growing Demand for Diverse Healthcare: Why Dr. Wanakee Carr’s Story Matters For patients in Iowa seeking care from Dr. Wanakee Carr, a dedicated OB-GYN at The Iowa Clinic, a five-month waitlist is common. This isn’t due to a lack of commitment, but a stark reflection of a critical issue: the shortage of diverse representation … Read more
Doctors: Simple Habit Lowers Heart Disease Risk Drs Producoes – Getty Images The American Heart Association released a new scientific statement, stressing the importance of dental care and hygiene. Poor dental health is linked to a higher risk of heart disease, per the statement. A growing body of research supports this. The Emerging Link Between … Read more
A Looming Crisis: Women’s Heart Health Faces a Troubling Future The forecast isn’t optimistic. A latest scientific statement from the American Heart Association paints a concerning picture of women’s cardiovascular health, projecting a significant rise in heart disease and stroke rates by 2050. Without proactive prevention and improved early detection, more than a third of … Read more
A Looming Crisis: Women’s Heart Health at a Crossroads The American Heart Association (AHA) issued a stark warning on February 25, 2026: without significant changes, nearly 6 out of 10 women will develop some form of cardiovascular disease in the next 25 years. This isn’t a future concern limited to older women. According to Dr. … Read more
Addressing the Healthcare Gap: Aaron Perry and the Future of Men’s Wellness Madison, Wisconsin – Aaron Perry, founder of the Rebalanced Life Wellness Association and the Perry Family Free Clinic, is spearheading a critical movement to prioritize men’s health, particularly within Black and brown communities. His work addresses a significant gap in healthcare access and … Read more
The Silent Threat in Winter: Why Shoveling Snow Poses a Growing Risk to Your Heart As winter descends, many of us brace for snowstorms and the inevitable chore of clearing driveways and walkways. But beyond the physical exertion, a hidden danger lurks: the strain on our hearts. A growing body of research reveals a concerning … Read more
The Future of Women’s Heart Health: A New Era of Personalized Care Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death for women globally, but a significant shift is underway in how we understand, diagnose, and treat heart disease in women. Recent research, highlighted in a special issue of Circulation dedicated to Move Red for … Read more
The Rising Tide of ‘Chronotype Health’: Why Your Body Clock Matters More Than Ever For years, we’ve been told to simply “get more sleep.” But emerging research, including a recent study highlighting increased heart attack and stroke risk for night owls, is revealing a far more nuanced picture. It’s not just how much sleep, but … Read more
The CPR Gap on TV: How Scripted Drama Impacts Real-Life Survival Rates A new study from the American Heart Association reveals a concerning disconnect between how cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is portrayed on television and the reality of cardiac arrest. Researchers analyzed over 160 scripted TV episodes and found significant inaccuracies in who receives CPR, where … Read more