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Get out of here! DOH says take a walk and it'll improve your mood - Vimarsana News

Get out of here! DOH says take a walk and it'll improve your mood

A recent study from the American Heart Association shows that swapping just 30 minutes of sitting with low-intensity exercise reduces the risk of death by 17%

Source: krqe.com
Goldstein selected to help lead statewide task force addressing heart disease and stroke - Vimarsana News

Goldstein selected to help lead statewide task force addressing heart disease and stroke

Larry Goldstein, M.D., chair of the University of Kentucky Department of Neurology, has been selected to serve as co-chair of The Kentucky Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (KHDSP) Task Force representing stroke systems of care across the state. 

Source: uky.edu
'A terrible disease': Stroke is third leading cause of death in Central Illinois - Vimarsana News

'A terrible disease': Stroke is third leading cause of death in Central Illinois

"A stroke, a classic stroke, is basically a brain attack rather than a heart attack," said one Central Illinois doctor. More about the region's third-leading cause of death:

'A terrible disease': Stroke is third leading cause of death in Central Illinois (copy) - Vimarsana News

'A terrible disease': Stroke is third leading cause of death in Central Illinois (copy)

Carol Bowen was already in the emergency room for high blood pressure when she suffered the stroke that would deeply affect the final years of her life.

Heart disease is the top killer of Central Illinoisans. But what's being done? - Vimarsana News

Heart disease is the top killer of Central Illinoisans. But what's being done?

Heart disease is the top cause of death for Central Illinoisans, outpacing the national average. Yet a search for state resources didn't yield clear answers.