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Original Post from PA Conservation Heritage Project Sourced from: usda.gov/research Written by Martha Moon The Susquehanna River has been a part of Pennsylvania’s landscape for over 300 million years. Spanning over 400 miles, it originates at Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, New York, passes through Pennsylvania, and reaches its terminus at Havre de Grace, Maryland, at … Read more
Hazeem, who works as an office assistant for Multnomah County and runs a Middle Eastern restaurant in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, had been experiencing all those symptoms. In fact, her fatigue got so bad that, after walking up a staircase, she would have to rest for 5 to 10 minutes. And her blurry vision … Read more
Twichel was admitted to the hospital. His care team discovered severe blockages in his heart. Even more concerning, he had an impending aortic aneurysm — a bulge in his main artery that, if ruptured, can cause death. Just 3 days later, Twichel underwent a successful triple bypass surgery and aortic aneurysm repair. “It was the … Read more
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. And heart disease and strokes cause more deaths than all forms of cancer combined. At Kaiser Permanente, we help members stay ahead of heart disease by tracking, treating, and minimizing their risk factors. Here are some tips on how to take better care … Read more