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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – You already know pets love, honor and protect us, but studies have shown that pet ownership is associated with increased exercise and fitness levels, lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, decreased stress and greater overall happiness and well-being. That’s why Optum is hosting the “Pup-arrazzi” dog and […]

What started as a company-wide effort to raise funds for the American Heart Association’s Southeast Wisconsin Heart and Stroke Walk two years ago took the next step last year when

YES! Weekly has proven that it’s not only your entertainment source but your award-winning alternative newspaper by bringing home editorial and advertising awards to the Triad region.

Heart disease is often called the "silent killer." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows it's the leading cause of death in men.

Studies have also shown that too little or even too much sleep is associated with cardiovascular disease.

The hint of rain didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of this year’s American Heart Association Heart and Stroke Walk. Friends, family and co-workers braved the weather elements in becoming a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives.

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

A Wyandotte woman, who suffered a stroke in her early thirties, is now dedicated to raising awareness about strokes among young individuals and educating people about the warning signs they should recognize.

Quick bystander action and medical attention saved Dani Lutzow’s life when she suffered a stroke that completely paralyzed her right side and wiped out her ability to speak or understand.

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