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Cardiology General Health Primary Care Videos Feb 10, 2020

A Healthy Curiosity: Keeping Your Heart Healthy and Happy

Video by: Jeshua Mauldin
Written by: Ashley Lawrence

Dating back to 1964, February has been designated Heart Month to raise awareness about heart health. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. While heart disease may be common, it doesn’t have to be inevitable. Watch our video for tips on how to keep your heart healthy and happy.

Stay tuned for more from A Healthy Curiosity, a series by UT Health Austin.

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