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heart health

why stair-climbing boosts heart patients' health
the research is particularly relevant during the pandemic when many people don’t have the option to exercise in a gym.
brighter world, mcmaster university
heart health
may 21, 2021
even a moderate stair-climbing routine can help your cardiovascular health.

the deadly impact of working long hours
around 745,000 people died in 2016 as a result of working at least 55 hours a week — a 29 per cent increase from 2000.
dave yasvinski
heart health
may 17, 2021
troubling new research shines a light on overwork.

pink drinks may help people run faster: study
can we fool our bodies into better physical performance by the colour of what we drink?
dave yasvinski
heart health
may 13, 2021
can a pop of pink put a spring in your sprint?

your heart health may determine your love of coffee
one of the most popular drinks in the world, coffee has long been the subject of health studies
dave yasvinski
heart health
apr 28, 2021
your love or distaste of coffee may be related to your cardiovascular health.

saskatoon sewage analysis shows 300 per cent increase in covid-19
"this rapid increase in viral rna load in the wastewater is expected to be predictive of a rapid increase in new cases in saskatoon."
the star phoenix
heart health
apr 27, 2021
health-care workers wait outside for patients at a drive-thru testing site for covid-19 in saskatoon, saturday, september, 12, 2020.

job strain, social stress linked to heart disease risk
psychosocial stress — often resulting from living within challenging environments — can have a significant affect on women’s health.
nick beare
women's health
apr 13, 2021
although chd is almost two times as likely to occur in men than women, it is still a leading cause of death for women.

case study: death by black licorice
the candy contains a sweetening compound that can cause abnormal heart rhythms, high blood pressure, swelling, lethargy and congestive heart failure.
dave yasvinski
nutrition
apr 08, 2021
it is possible to eat way too much black licorice.

fatigue, irritability linked to men's heart attacks
'vital exhaustion' connected to myocardial infarction, particularly in divorced and widowed men, and in those who never married.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 16, 2021
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why stair-climbing boosts heart patients' health
the research is particularly relevant during the pandemic when many people don’t have the option to exercise in a gym.
brighter world, mcmaster university
heart health
may 21, 2021
even a moderate stair-climbing routine can help your cardiovascular health.

the deadly impact of working long hours
around 745,000 people died in 2016 as a result of working at least 55 hours a week — a 29 per cent increase from 2000.
dave yasvinski
heart health
may 17, 2021
troubling new research shines a light on overwork.

pink drinks may help people run faster: study
can we fool our bodies into better physical performance by the colour of what we drink?
dave yasvinski
heart health
may 13, 2021
can a pop of pink put a spring in your sprint?

your heart health may determine your love of coffee
one of the most popular drinks in the world, coffee has long been the subject of health studies
dave yasvinski
heart health
apr 28, 2021
your love or distaste of coffee may be related to your cardiovascular health.
powered by
wellspring cancer support

saskatoon sewage analysis shows 300 per cent increase in covid-19
"this rapid increase in viral rna load in the wastewater is expected to be predictive of a rapid increase in new cases in saskatoon."
the star phoenix
heart health
apr 27, 2021
health-care workers wait outside for patients at a drive-thru testing site for covid-19 in saskatoon, saturday, september, 12, 2020.

job strain, social stress linked to heart disease risk
psychosocial stress — often resulting from living within challenging environments — can have a significant affect on women’s health.
nick beare
women's health
apr 13, 2021
although chd is almost two times as likely to occur in men than women, it is still a leading cause of death for women.

case study: death by black licorice
the candy contains a sweetening compound that can cause abnormal heart rhythms, high blood pressure, swelling, lethargy and congestive heart failure.
dave yasvinski
nutrition
apr 08, 2021
it is possible to eat way too much black licorice.

fatigue, irritability linked to men's heart attacks
'vital exhaustion' connected to myocardial infarction, particularly in divorced and widowed men, and in those who never married.
dave yasvinski
heart health
mar 16, 2021
gettyimages-1094391954 (1)
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obesity matters
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