Research shows snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) may lead to heart disease earlier in women compared to men. The findings from the Radiological Society of North America also suggest OSA is likely underdiagnosed among snorers.
A warning to women born in the spring or summer months: pay attention to your heart health. A new study makes a stronger link between girls born in those seasons and a slight, but significant increase in cardiovascular disease deaths later in life.
At one time, firearm incidents were the main cause of accidents and injuries during Wisconsin’s hunting seasons. That is no longer the case. Falls from deer stands are now at the top of the list.
Guinness Stout and Chicken Stew
ThedaCare Cardiologist Explains Ways to Stay Safe While Doing Snow Removal
Sausage and Asiago Stuffed Mushrooms
ThedaCare Provider Explains Travel, Home Hazards Pose Potential Risks to Children
Baked Brie with Mustard and Apricot
Bacon Wrapped Pesto Shrimp with Apple Barbecue
Men respect sports coaches and the advice they give. If men see doctors in the same way, they would be more likely to visit with them regularly to prevent disease and maintain good health.
An advance directive provides caregivers with information about what kinds of treatment you do or do not want in an emergency when you are unable to make decisions.
ThedaCare Cardiologist Explains the Connection
ThedaCare Counselor Explains What to Expect During Recovery
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