AFib is a silent condition. Many people have atrial fibrillation without experiencing any symptoms at all. You could be living with AFib and not even know it.
Early detection saves lives.
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Vascular disease doesn't develop overnight. It's often the result of years of risk factors building up in your arteries. During Vascular Disease Awareness Month, it's important to know your risk.
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Three things everyone should know about peripheral artery disease. During Vascular Disease Awareness Month, vascular surgeon Dr. Kira Long at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health shares important facts about PAD.
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Don't ignore leg pain during activity. Watch Dr. Kira Long, a vascular surgeon at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, discuss the warning signs of peripheral artery disease and why early detection matters.
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Congratulations to Dr. Kevin Zhou at St. Francis Hospital on receiving the Gold Star Award!
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Dr. Amit Kainth, vascular surgeon at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, recently joined New Day Northwest to discuss how to protect your long-term health.
Your vascular health affects your quality of life. Don't ignore warning signs.
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AFib doesn't just cause an irregular heartbeat. It significantly increases your risk of stroke. In fact, atrial fibrillation can increase your stroke risk by up to five times compared to people without AFib.
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Congratulations to Dr. Pragathy Vutla at St. Clare Hospital on receiving the Gold Star Award!
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Peripheral artery disease doesn't always announce itself with pain. That's what makes Vascular Awareness Month so important—many people have PAD without even knowing it.
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AFib Awareness Month is a reminder that you have more control over your heart health than you might think. While some risk factors like age and family history can't be changed, many are within your control.
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Congratulations to Andrea Williams, RN in Labor and Delivery at St. Joseph Medical Center, on receiving the DAISY Award!
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Seattle Seahawks safety Julian Love shares an important message about atrial fibrillation—a condition many people don't even know they have. AFib can develop silently, with few or no warning signs. That's what makes awareness so critical.
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Vascular disease awareness matters because many people don't know they're at risk. Vascular disease affects the blood vessels throughout your body, and some conditions can be present with few or no symptoms, making early awareness and detection critical.
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What a wonderful way to spread AFib awareness! Our team had a great time connecting with the St. Joseph Medical Center community during AFib Awareness Month.
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One in four adults may develop atrial fibrillation in their lifetime. That statistic alone shows how common AFib really is—and how important it is to understand your personal risk.
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Sepsis is a medical emergency. If you or someone you know is experiencing severe symptoms, call 911 immediately.
Sepsis is treatable when caught early. But every minute counts. Early recognition and immediate emergency care can save your life.
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Meet Ranae Beeker, a valued member of Virginia Mason Franciscan Health's Patient Family Advocacy Council (PFAC).
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Sepsis is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. Knowing the warning signs could save your life or the life of someone you love.
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AFib Awareness Month reminds us of a hidden health challenge affecting millions. Approximately 10 million Americans are currently living with atrial fibrillation, yet many don't even know they have it.
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The St. Joseph Medical Center Midwifery Birth Center marked its 10-year anniversary with a special gathering of former and current team members, doulas, certified nurse midwives, nurses, and leaders who have been part of this extraordinary program.