Cheryl Neil thought she was different. She had healthy cholesterol levels, weight and blood pressure. There is also no history of heart disease in her family. A health care worker for over 20 years...
Seven ways you're damaging your heart and don't know it
Daily life’s hectic pace has people seeking quick fixes for food, exercise and lifestyle options. Without trying you can find yourself on a slippery slope of declining health.Denise Sorrentino, M...
Nearly 10% of people over 65 will develop a heart rhythm disorder, also known as atrial fibrillation (AFib). Troy Hounshell, DO, MercyOne Iowa Heart Center electrophysiologist, shares the connectio...