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Custodial and Infection-Prevention Leader Servicon President and CEO Offers Women Effective Tips to Stay Healthy During American Heart Month - Vimarsana News

Custodial and Infection-Prevention Leader Servicon President and CEO Offers Women Effective Tips to Stay Healthy During American Heart Month

Culver City, CA (PRWEB) February 28, 2022 -- Laurie Sewell, President and CEO of Servicon, a leading custodial and Infection Prevention service provider,

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Sexual assault, harassment linked to higher long-term hypertension risk in women - Vimarsana News

Sexual assault, harassment linked to higher long-term hypertension risk in women

Women who have experienced sexual assault, workplace sexual harassment or both are at higher long-term risk of developing hypertension than women who have

More Than Half of U.S. Women Have Poor Heart Health Before Pregnancy - Vimarsana News

More Than Half of U.S. Women Have Poor Heart Health Before Pregnancy

Top risk factors include overweight or obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes.

Seniors pay attention to heart health even when it's not American Heart Month - Vimarsana News

Seniors pay attention to heart health even when it's not American Heart Month

February is American Heart Month and seniors should pay attention to their heart health...

More than half of women in the U.S. have poor pre-pregnancy cardiometabolic health - Vimarsana News

More than half of women in the U.S. have poor pre-pregnancy cardiometabolic health

Only about 40% of women in the U.S. who gave birth in 2019 had good heart health prior to their pregnancy with excess weight being the major driver of poor pre-pregnancy health, followed by hypertension and diabetes, according to new research published today in a Go Red For Women spotlight issue of the American Heart Association's peer-reviewed, flagship journal Circulation.