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Heart Attacks Rise Following Daylight Saving Time

By University of Alabama at Birmingham on Mar 8, 2012   Health  

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Daylight-saving time this year begins March 11, and while we all might look forward to another hour of sunshine a University of Alabama at Birmingham expert says the time change is not necessarily good for your health.

Eat Fresh and Avoid Excess Sodium for Your Heart’s Sake

By University of Alabama at Birmingham on Feb 16, 2012   Health  

Food is your friend and your biggest foe. A healthy diet sustains us, but a poor diet can raise blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar levels and weight and put you at risk for heart disease.

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