Skip to main content

To Your Health Blog | Providence

Home
Our Services
Departments
Regional News
- Alaska
- California
- Montana
- Oregon
- Texas
- Washington
- Community Involvement
Family Wellness
- Babies
- Tweens & Teens
- Women
- Men
- Seniors
About
Podcasts
Digital Innovation

Recent Searches

Share this Post

Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Share on linkedin

Home
Heart Healthy
5 At-Risk Behaviors for Heart Disease

5 At-Risk Behaviors for Heart Disease

Published Date October 16, 2023

Author Providence Heart & Vascular Team

About the Author

The Providence Heart & Vascular Team is committed to bringing you many years of expertise and experience to help you understand how to prevent, treat and recover from cardiovascular diseases and conditions. From tips to eating better to exercise and everything in between, our clinical experts know how to help you help your heart.

More Content by Providence Heart & Vascular Team

Previous Article

5 Tips to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills

Keep your heart healthy with regular wellness visits and screenings.
No More Articles

Most Recent Articles

about 1 year ago
The link between stress and heart health

Stress is closely linked with poor heart health, but there are ways we can combat stress and improve both our physical and mental well-being. Learn more.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
How can sleep apnea affect heart health?

Learn how sleep apnea might impact your heart health and steps you can take to treat it.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
Eat your heart out: Food for better heart health

Learn how to eat for your heart, including learning how your diet impacts your heart health and finding foods that help lower cholesterol.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
Do genetics play a role in heart disease?

Genetics are a significant factor in heart disease development, but knowing your family history and making lifestyle changes can help reduce your risk.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
How and When to Take Your Blood Pressure

Keep your heart healthy with regular wellness visits and screenings.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
8 Physical Activities to Improve Heart Health

Keep your heart healthy with regular wellness visits and screenings.

Read Article
about 1 year ago
5 Tips to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills

Keep your heart healthy with regular wellness visits and screenings.

Read Article

Return to Home

Providence is a not-for-profit Catholic network of hospitals, care centers, health plans, physicians, clinics, home health care and affiliated services guided by a Mission of caring that the Sisters of Providence and the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange began in the West more than 160 years ago.