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The Effects of Ultra-Processed Foods on Your Heart Health

What are ultra-processed foods? Over the last few decades, obesity rates and cardiovascular diseases have been on the rise in the U.S., and diets rich in ultra-processed foods are partly to blame. Learn steps you can take to avoid these items and improve your health.

Foods Linked to Heart Disease

Making Waves: How Kade Got His Life Back After Severe Eczema

When Kade’s family noticed how severe his eczema symptoms were, they feared he’d never be able to live a normal life. Learn how the National Jewish Health team provided a life-changing intervention in this inspiring story.

An Incredible Transformation

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When Is Asthma Peak Week?

One week of the year, certain factors come together to create challenging conditions for people with asthma. As students return to the classroom, how can you prepare for Asthma Peak Week, beginning Sept. 22?

The Worst Week for Asthma

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Understanding Heart Palpitations

Suddenly, your heart is racing. You’re stressed and can’t seem to control your pulse. Is this a sign of a more serious problem? Learn more about common symptoms so you can know when to seek help.

All About Heart Palpitations

How to Prepare for Flu Season

Flu season will be here soon, and being prepared can help you both prevent infection and manage illness. What medications and foods should you stock up on, and what should you know about upcoming vaccines?

Get Ready for Flu Season

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Clinical Trials

Can PAH Be Detected by Retinal Scan?

Researchers are trying to detect pulmonary arterial hypertension, or PAH, early using retinal scanning technology. Volunteers with or at risk of PAH are needed for this study. Learn if you are eligible.

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In the News

Denver Pulmonologist Shares Importance of Protecting Yourself From Wildfire Smoke, Denver7

Scientists Can Predict Baby Eczema Before Symptoms Appear, HealthCentral

Should You Stop Using Benadryl? Some Doctors Think So, Health.com

How staying hydrated helps your heart function properly, WDIV

Crohn’s Pain: Types and Ways to Manage It, EverydayHealth

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Events

Walk with a Doc – Denver, Sept. 13

Rev the Runway – Denver, Nov. 5

A Winter’s Evening Celebrating the Real Estate & Construction Industries – New York, New York, Dec. 13

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