- 12 healthy snacks with 200 calories or less
- Abdominal girth
- Advance care directives
- Aging changes in the heart and blood vessels
- Aging changes in vital signs
- Anesthesia - what to ask your doctor - adult
- Anesthesia - what to ask your doctor - child
- Aspirin overdose
- Beta-blockers overdose
- Blood pressure monitors for home
- Body mass index
- Breathing difficulties - first aid
- Calcium-channel blocker overdose
- Cardiac glycoside overdose
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Cardiovascular
- Cardioversion
- Central venous line - infants
- Choosing a primary care provider
- Coronary artery stent
- CPR
- CPR - adult and child after onset of puberty
- CPR - infant
- CPR - young child (age 1 year to onset of puberty)
- DASH diet to lower high blood pressure
- Deciding about treatments that prolong life
- Dietary fat and children
- Do-not-resuscitate order
- E-cigarettes and E-hookahs
- Endotracheal intubation
- Exercise and age
- Exercising on a budget
- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
- Facts about monounsaturated fats
- Facts about polyunsaturated fats
- Facts about trans fats
- Fibrates
- Food guide plate
- Foods - fresh vs. frozen or canned
- Give your heart a workout
- Health care agents
- Health screenings for men age 65 and older
- Health screenings for men ages 18 to 39
- Health screenings for men ages 40 to 64
- Health screenings for women age 65 and older
- Health screenings for women ages 18 to 39
- Health screenings for women ages 40 to 64
- Healthy food trends - beans and legumes
- Healthy food trends - Brussels sprouts
- Healthy food trends -- chia seeds
- Healthy food trends -- flaxseeds
- Healthy food trends - kale
- Healthy food trends - microgreens
- Healthy food trends -- quinoa
- Healthy habits for weight loss
- Healthy living
- Heart and vascular services
- Heart attack first aid
- Heart disease - resources
- Heart disease and women
- Help prevent hospital errors
- High blood pressure and diet
- High blood pressure medications
- Hospice care
- How to choose the best hospital for surgery
- How to take statins
- Implantable cardiac defibrillator
- Informed consent - adults
- Keeping your medicines organized
- Learn to love exercise
- Learn to manage stress
- Low sodium diet
- Lower-calorie choices for alcoholic drinks
- Make time to move
- Medicine safety - Filling your prescription
- Medicine safety and children
- Niacin for cholesterol
- Nitroglycerin overdose
- Omega-3 fats - Good for your heart
- Oxygen therapy in infants
- Palliative care - fear and anxiety
- Palliative care - shortness of breath
- Palliative care - what the final days are like
- Percutaneously inserted central catheter - infants
- Peripheral arterial line - infants
- Peripheral intravenous line - infants
- Peripherally inserted central catheter - insertion
- Physical activity
- Physical exam frequency
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation
- Poison control center - emergency number
- Preventing stroke
- Preventive health care
- Prosthetic graft
- Recognizing medical emergencies
- Recovering after stroke
- Risks of tobacco
- Salads and nutrients
- Soluble vs. insoluble fiber
- Stress and your heart
- Taking warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven) - what to ask your doctor
- Thiazide overdose
- Thrombolytic drugs for heart attack
- Thrombolytic therapy
- Tips on how to quit smoking
- Transplant services
- Umbilical catheters
- Understanding cardiovascular disease
- Using oxygen at home - what to ask your doctor
- Varicose veins - what to ask your doctor
- Visiting your baby in the NICU
- What is palliative care?
- When to use the emergency room - adult
- When to use the emergency room - child
- When you feel like changing your medicine
- Wine and heart health
- Wound care centers
Health exams for: #AGEGROUP#
The following exams, tests, and procedures are recommended for #AGEGROUPLOWER#.#FEMALETEXT#
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