Heart Disease Prevention: What You Need to Know
Offered By: Stanford University via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore heart disease prevention strategies in this 1-hour 32-minute video featuring Stanford University experts. Gain insights into the role of genetics in heart health and learn how cholesterol affects arteries. Understand that while genetic factors play a part, 80% of heart disease risk in adulthood is influenced by lifestyle choices. Discover the importance of diet, exercise, and smoking cessation in maintaining a healthy heart. Visualize cholesterol buildup in heart arteries to motivate preventive action. Acquire valuable knowledge to make informed decisions about your cardiovascular health and explore additional resources for preventive cardiology.
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Heart Disease Prevention: What You Need to Know
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Stanford Health Care
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