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Helping Student Athletes Avoid Vaping

SHAPE America

Youth who vape may experience health problems such as wheezing, nausea, vomiting, headaches, and dizziness. Vaping and Youth Athletes: An Emerging Issue Some young athletes who vaped nicotine, like those highlighted in the real stories above, found that it harmed their health and performance. Defend against youth vaping.

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Getting to the Heart of a Rare Genetic Condition

Stanford Childrens

A rare genetic condition meant a lot of uncertainty for an unborn baby. A multispecialty Stanford Medicine Children’s Health team came together to find answers. But her expectations took a sharp turn when she was five months along and an ultrasound revealed that her baby, Nya, had a heart condition.

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Boy Tames His Single Ventricle Condition With His Lion Heart

Stanford Childrens

Stanford Medicine Children’s Health provides specialized heart care to give Judah the best possible outcome Each fall, Judah Morgan, now age 6, and his mom, Heather, take a special trip. With his condition, a heart surgery called Norwood is a common solution. He thinks it’s grand.

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The Intelligent Inner Lining of Blood Vessels: Nutrients that Support Vascular Health

Designs for Health

Ultimately this results in physiological changes that have been linked to the development of atherosclerosis, hypertension, and other cardiovascular pathologies. It may also help promote vascular health by helping protect the endothelial glycocalyx. It may also support intercellular communication , liver health, and healthy metabolism.

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The Truth About Mouthwash and Heart Health

Designs for Health

Research suggests that there may be an association between an unhealthy oral microbiome and adverse effects on the cardiovascular system. Specifically, poor dental hygiene practices, periodontal disease, dental caries, or tooth loss may be associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

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A Joyful Pause for Premature Baby on Heart Transplant List

Stanford Childrens

When I was pregnant and we received news of his heart defect and other health issues, I put my hands on my belly and I asked him, ‘Do you want to be born?’ It’s a rare condition that heart doctors describe as unpredictable. Not only was Sky born with two heart conditions, he was also born premature at 35 weeks.

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Ask Your Family About Heart Disease

Stanford Childrens

Knowing your family’s heart disease risk empowers you to take action to improve heart health today Knowing what you may be carrying in your genes could literally save your or a family member’s life, including your child’s life. This knowledge can help you take action to promote good health for your family. Unsure where to start?