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Social media graphic #1 on Broken Heart Syndrome facts. Shows a heart with a jagged break. Takotsubo: Broken Heart Syndrome Facts 1. Broken heart syndrome is a recognized heart condition, technically called takotsubo syndrome. It is typically triggered by stressful situations and extreme emotions (like the loss of a loved one), or a serious physical illness or surgery.
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Social media graphic #2 on Broken Heart Syndrome facts. Shows a heart with a jagged break. Takotsubo: Broken Heart Syndrome Facts 2: Takotsubo syndrome, or broken heart syndrome, can have symptoms that mimic a heart attack, including chest pain and shortness of breath. These may be caused by a surge of stress hormones, like adrenaline. Emotional health has a real impact on physical health.
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Social Media infographic on Winter Heart Safety with thermometer. Winter Heart Safety: Did you know? Cold weather can cause blood vessels to constrict, making the heart work harder to pump. Strenuous activity out in the cold should be approached with caution, especially if you are not used to physical activity. Avoid cold weather triggers. Listen to your body
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American Heart Health Month Healthy Heart for Body and Mind Fact 2: Preventing or minimizing chronic illness like heart disease is critical to military readiness. Service Members are not immune to the health problems that affect the U.S. population generally. Some risk factors for heart disease, like binge drinking and smoking, are actually more common amongst Service Members.
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