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Patient Education

• Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs)

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• Arm Care After a Stroke

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• Before You Start Your Diabetes Exercise Plan

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• Cardiac Rehabilitation

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• Cardiac Rehabilitation: Emotional Issues

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• Cardiac Rehabilitation: Following an Exercise Program

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• Carotid Artery Problems: Stroke

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• Common Heart Medicines

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• Controlling High Blood Pressure

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• Controlling Your Risk Factors After Bypass Surgery

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• Diabetes and Drinking Alcohol

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• Diabetes and Heart Disease

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• Diabetes and Kidney Disease

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• Diabetes and Periodontal Disease: An Increased Risk

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• Diabetes and Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

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• Diabetes and Your Child- The A1C Test

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• Diabetes and Your Child: Tests and Vaccines

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• Diabetes and Your Child: Understanding Type 2

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• Diabetes: Activity Tips

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• Diabetes: After Delivery (Postpartum)

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• Diabetes: Caring for Your Body

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• Diabetes: Driving Issues

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• Diabetes: Exams and Tests

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• Diabetes: Getting Started with Exercise

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• Diabetes: Inspecting Your Feet

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• Diabetes: Keeping Feet Healthy

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• Diabetes: Learning About Serving and Portion Sizes

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• Diabetes: Living Your Life

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• Diabetes: Meal Planning

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• Diabetes: Shopping for and Preparing Meals

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• Diabetes: Sick-Day Plan

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• Diabetes: The Benefits of Exercise

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• Diabetes: Tracking Your Fitness Progress

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• Diabetes: Treating Minor Foot Infections

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• Diabetes: Treating Severe Foot Infections

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• Diabetes: Ways to Take Medicine

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• Discharge Instructions for High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)

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• Discharge Instructions for Malignant Hypertension (Hypertensive Emergency or Urgency)

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• Discharge Instructions for Stroke

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• Discharge Instructions: Taking Diuretics

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• Discharge Instructions: Taking Vasodilators

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• Do You Have Diabetes?

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• Eating Out When You Have Diabetes

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• Effects of a Stroke on the Brain and Body

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• Exercise to Manage Your Blood Sugar

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• For Caregivers: Preventing Another Stroke

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• For Caregivers: Regaining Movement After Stroke

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• For Caregivers: Self-Care After Stroke

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• For Caregivers: Swallowing Problems After Stroke

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• For Kids: Food Facts When You Have Type 1 Diabetes

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• Getting Support When You Have Diabetes

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• Good Positioning After a Stroke

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Men Ages 18 to 39

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Men Ages 40 to 49

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Men Ages 50 to 64

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Men Ages 65 and Older

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Women Ages 18 to 39

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Women Ages 40 to 49

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Women Ages 50 to 64

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• Health Screening Guidelines, Women Ages 65 and Older

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• Healthy Lifestyle to Prevent Another Stroke

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• Healthy Meals for Diabetes

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• Hearing Tests for Babies and Children

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• Heart Failure: Evaluating Your Heart

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• Heart Failure: Making Changes to Your Diet

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• Hemorrhagic Stroke: Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

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• High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease

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• High Blood Pressure and Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

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• High Blood Sugar (Hyperglycemia)

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• Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

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• Intimacy After Stroke

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• Intimacy and Heart Disease: Communication Tips

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• Intimacy and Heart Disease: Resuming Sexual Intimacy

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• Intimacy and Heart Disease: Talking with Your Partner

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• Intimacy and Heart Disease: Your Emotions

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• Living with High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease

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• Long-Term Complications of Diabetes

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• Low-Salt Choices

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• Managing Diabetes: The A1C Test

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• Managing Stress When You Have Diabetes

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• Managing Type 1 Diabetes

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• Managing Type 1 Diabetes in Your Child: Getting Started

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• Managing Type 2 Diabetes

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• Managing Your Glucose Level for Diabetes and Kidney Disease

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• Metabolic Syndrome: Lowering Your Blood Pressure

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• Mood Swings and Depression After a Stroke

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• Oral Medicines for Type 2 Diabetes

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• Pericarditis

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• Planning for Travel When You Have Diabetes

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• Pregnancy After Age 35

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• Preparing Your Home After Stroke

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• Preventing Recurrent Stroke: Eating Healthy

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• Preventing Recurrent Stroke: Getting Active

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• Resources for People with Diabetes

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• Risk Factors for Heart Disease

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• Risk Factors for Stroke

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• Smoking and Diabetes

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• Step-by-Step: Checking Your Blood Pressure

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• Step-by-Step: Checking Your Blood Sugar

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• Step-by-Step: Giving Yourself an Insulin Shot

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• Step-by-Step: Inspecting Your Feet (Diabetes)

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• Step-by-Step: Treating Low Blood Sugar (Hypoglycemia)

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• Step-by-Step-Checking Ketones

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• Stroke and Heart Disease

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• Stroke: Resources and Support

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• Stroke: Self-Care

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• Stroke: Taking Medicines

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• Stroke: Tips for Swallowing

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• Symptoms of Stroke

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• Taking ACE Inhibitors

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• Taking Medicines for Your Heart

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• The First Few Hours After a Stroke

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• Type 1 Diabetes and Your Child: Meals and Snacks

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• Type 1 Diabetes and Your Child: Using Insulin

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• Type 1 Diabetes: Getting Active

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• Understanding Carbohydrates

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• Understanding Carbohydrates, Fats, and Protein

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• Understanding High Blood Pressure

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• Understanding Thalamic Stroke

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• Understanding the Link Between High Blood Pressure and Stroke

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• Understanding Type 1 Diabetes

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• Understanding Type 2 Diabetes

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• Understanding Type A Insulin Resistance Syndrome

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• Using a Blood Sugar Log

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• Using Blood Thinners (Anticoagulants)

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• Well-Baby Checkup: 2 Months

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• Well-Baby Checkup: 4 Months

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• Well-Baby Checkup: 6 Months

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• Well-Baby Checkup: 9 Months

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• Well-Baby Checkup: Newborn

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• Well-Baby Checkup: Up to 1 Month

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• Well-Child Checkup: 11 to 13 Years

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• Well-Child Checkup: 12 Months

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• Well-Child Checkup: 15 Months

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• Well-Child Checkup: 18 Months

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• Well-Child Checkup: 2 Years

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• Well-Child Checkup: 3 Years

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• Well-Child Checkup: 4 Years

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• Well-Child Checkup: 5 Years

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• Well-Child Checkup: 6 to 10 Years

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• What Is Hemorrhagic Stroke

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• What Is Ischemic Stroke?

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• When to Use the Emergency Room (ER)

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• Women and Heart Disease: Tips for Making Small Changes

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• Women and Heart Disease: Understanding the Risks

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• Women and Heart Disease: What Women Need to Know

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• Your Diabetes Toolkit

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• Your High Blood Pressure Risk Factors