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Why Meditation Is Good for Your Heart

Want to let go of stress? Take a few minutes each day to meditate to help improve your heart health by calming your mind. Learn how to get started.

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How Your Heritage May Affect Your Heart Disease Risk

Did you know that some ethnicities may face a greater risk of heart disease than others? Get the statistics and learn what we're doing at Temple about racial and ethnic disparities in cardiovascular disease.

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The Science Behind the COVID-19 Vaccines

The COVID-19 vaccines were developed historically fast — less than 1 year from start to finish! But the fast timeline has raised questions about whether the vaccines are safe and if they were tested long enough. Researcher Glenn Rall, PhD, explains the science.

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10 Interesting Heart Facts You May Not Know

Your heart does amazing things day in and day out. You may not think about your heart often, but here are some fascinating facts you don't want to miss.

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How Women and Men Experience IBD Differently

Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are 2 common types of inflammatory bowel disease. Learn about how men and women experience these chronic conditions differently.

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How to Protect Your Heart in the Winter

Did you know that the cold weather can cause your heart rate or blood pressure to increase? Low temps can also play a role in someone who has heart disease. Here are a few reasons why you need to take extra care of your heart, with tips for how you can avoid them.

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Is It Safe to Go to the Doctor?

Worried about visiting your doctor? These 7 tips will help you catch up on important care and screenings while keeping you as safe as possible.

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COVID-19 Vaccines: Are There Differences?

Two COVID-19 vaccines are authorized for use in the U.S. and a few others are on the way. Here are answers to common questions about the differences of each vaccine, from Temple Infectious Disease Specialist Heather Clauss, MD.

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What Do I Need to Know About Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine?

The COVID-19 vaccine means hope that there are brighter days ahead. Dr. Heather Clauss answers some common questions about getting the vaccine, including what side effects they may cause.

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