February Focus on Our Hearts
Valentine’s Day is over, but hearts are still our focus here at the Science and Health Channel Celebrate February as American Health Month by reading some of the great posts listed below.
It’s funny, but infertility and heart disease are often mentioned in the same sentence, not as cause and/or effect of each other, more so, as co-occurring effects of other conditions, such as PCOS, or Chlamydia. In fact, Anthony Azenabor, an associate professor of health sciences at UW-Milwaukee, has identified how two different kinds of Chlamydia can cause both coronary artery disease and miscarriages:
Solving one mystery gave him clues that he needed to figure out the other. By focusing on the immune system mechanisms in Chlamydia infections, Azenabor has identified an important link in seemingly unrelated health problems. The result could be new treatments and prevention strategies for both heart disease and infertility.
I am all for new treatments and prevention strategies.
Here is how other B5 bloggers are celebrating American Health Month (thanks Kendra!)
Tags: american heart month, b5 media, chlamydia, February, fertility blog, Gabrielle Sedor, heart disease, infertility, PCOS, reproductive health, trying to conceive, trying to have a baby, womens healthKristina starts us off at Autism Vox with a witty Whatever you Eat- Love Conquers All… Sharing meals has always been an important courtship ritual and a metaphor for love. But in an age when many people define themselves by what they will eat…
Kristen at Lively Women reminds us just Why Heart Health Is so Important To Women… So, in honor of raising awareness of heart health, today’s Women’s Health Newsflash is all about the heart. Because who has time to read it all? Here’s what you need to know…
Links For Your Heart Healthy Pleasure is provided by Liberty at Healthbolt…Outlining some statistics and ideas on heart disease, and here I’ll throw a few links at you to hopefully give you even more resources to draw on…
A very creative Liz gives us a tv take on heart health at Healthbolt
Eating Fabulous gives us some information on Omega 9 Oils. Thanks Ruth… Well, I certainly wish restaurants would shift to using healthier oils, but remember, we, the consumers still bear the final responsibility on what we eat…
Right here at A Hearty Life, I reminded you that Sex Is Very Heart Healthy- So Enjoy!… Here are the top 3 hearty reasons to incorporate sex into your weekly exercise regimen…
And at Diabetes Notes I am reminding you about your heart in a different way- how to love each other through good and bad including sexual dysfunction. Sexual Dysfunction Is Common Among Both Male And Female Diabetics…I was shocked to learn that because of being diabetic, my va va va voom can be, well let’s just say, not too voom…
Kids Health Notes offers Songs And games For A Healthy Heart. Grace says… Here are some fun and funny ways of teaching kids about the heart and keeping it healthy for a very long time…
Marijke says The Shooting Pain In Your Heart May Not Be Cupid’s Arrow…Do you know the symptoms of a heart attack? Did you know that symptoms can be different between men and women?
Kids Health Notes offers Songs And games For A Healthy Heart. Grace says… Here are some fun and funny ways of teaching kids about the heart and keeping it healthy for a very long time…
Marijke says The Shooting Pain In Your Heart May Not Be Cupid’s Arrow at Help My hurt…Do you know the symptoms of a heart attack? Did you know that symptoms can be different between men and women?
Alicia at Mental health Notes Tells Us 5 Ways To Take Car Of Your Heart And Mind...You can take care of your heart and your brain at the same time. It’s true. Read on.
Valentines Day May Be good For Your Heart is what Gloria tells us at Cancer Commentary… Makes you wonder how so. But it just makes sense, since the modern world and living on the fast lane bit is truly bad for the heart.
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