Did you know more than 80% of strokes can be prevented? 🧠❤️🩹 This #NationalStrokeWeek is an excellent time to book a Heart Health Check with your GP to understand your risk of having a heart attack or stroke in the next five years. Learn more about the signs and meet the masters of stroke, Professor Monique Kilkenny and Professor Dominique Cadilhac: https://bit.ly/3AazoHx
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🧠 New research shows that the first wave of COVID-19 significantly raised the risk of heart attacks and strokes, with effects lasting up to three years. Stay informed and take care of your heart health. #COVID19 #HeartHealth #StrokePrevention https://shorturl.at/M40E9
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🧠 New research shows that the first wave of COVID-19 significantly raised the risk of heart attacks and strokes, with effects lasting up to three years. Stay informed and take care of your heart health. #COVID19 #HeartHealth #StrokePrevention https://shorturl.at/M40E9
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When’s the Last Time You Checked in on Your Heart? Every year, millions of lives are lost due to undiagnosed heart conditions. With regular check-ups and heart monitoring, many of these tragedies can be prevented. #CardioVascularDiseases claim around 17.9 million lives annually, with heart attacks and strokes accounting for 85% of these deaths. Early detection and consistent monitoring can make all the difference. Take charge of your heart health today with timely diagnosis, regular monitoring, and lifestyle changes. #CardiacCare #Heart #vTitan #HeartHealth #CardiovascularAwareness #PreventionSavesLives
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Did you know most people are unaware of their Lp(a) levels? Don't leave it to chance! A quick blood test can uncover if you have elevated levels. Consult your doctor to assess your risk of stroke or heart attack. Stay informed and take charge of your health! Learn more: https://e.lilly/4efOk6x
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Did you know half of Americans have high blood pressure, yet only about 1 in 4 adults have it under control? Regular checkups to monitor blood pressure can the reduce risk of sudden heart attack or stroke. SMS Advocates can connect members to local, high quality cardiologists to address their heart health needs. 💓 Learn more at https://bit.ly/42o0RiQ #HighBloodPressureEducationMonth
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Did you know that high blood pressure is often called the “silent killer”? It affects millions of people and can lead to serious health issues like heart disease and stroke, often without any noticeable symptoms. Taking just a few minutes to check your blood pressure could save your life. Regular monitoring is a simple yet powerful step toward better heart health. Make it a priority today—schedule a check-up, use an at-home monitor, or visit a local health screening. Let’s take control of our heart health, one small step at a time. Your heart matters. Let’s protect it. ❤️ #BloodPressureAwareness #HeartHealth #AmericanHeartAssociation #HealthMatters #PreventionIsKey
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🫀 High blood pressure is a major contributor to strokes, yet it often goes unnoticed. This #WorldStrokeDay, I’m encouraging everyone to take a few minutes to check their blood pressure. It’s a simple step that could prevent a devastating stroke. Regular monitoring and proactive health measures make all the difference in reducing stroke risk. #GreaterThan #HypertensionAwareness #StrokePrevention
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Next week (October 29th) is World Stroke Day, a global reminder of the serious impact strokes can have 🧠💔 Did you know that seniors are at a higher risk of stroke due to factors like age, high blood pressure, and chronic health conditions? This makes understanding the signs and symptoms all the more crucial. Let's use this as an opportunity to learn more about strokes and how to protect our loved ones. What are some questions you have about stroke prevention or care for seniors? #WorldStrokeDay #StrokeAwareness #SeniorHealth
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Today on World Stroke Day — be reminded of the importance of awareness, prevention, and quick action. Recognizing the symptoms of stroke can save lives. Remember the signs: sudden numbness, confusion, difficulty speaking, vision issues, and severe headache. If you or someone else experiences these symptoms, don’t wait — act FAST. Spread awareness and take steps toward a healthier, stroke-free future. We Will Get You To Extreme Health #WorldStrokeDay #BeFAST #StrokeAwareness #IwosanWellness #ExtremeHealth #HealthEducation
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