A large study that included data on more than 150,000 Veterans finds that risk of coronary artery disease—a form of heart disease—rises based on the rate of fried food consumption.
VA encourages women Veterans to talk to their providers about how they can prevent heart disease. VA and the American Heart Association want to help women Veterans reduce their risk of heart disease.
Dr. Mary Whooley is a board-certified physician and Director of Cardiac […]
Dr. Jacob Doll is a board-certified cardiologist and health services […]
It’s Go Red for Women Week, and that means that […]
Join VA and Go Red for women this February as we encourage women Veterans to commit to their heart health.
Emotional trauma isn’t only about the mind – it also […]
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