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  • Life With Chronic Heart Failure

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Work That Muscle

Ten thousand steps a day. That’s the goal for twins Shaun Rivers and Kimberly Ketter. Laps at the park do wonders for their heart health.

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More Than Meds

Once his diagnosis of chronic heart failure set in, Wayne Brewer got to work. He committed to more than just taking his prescriptions.

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Heart Failure Is Colorblind

Given a 50/50 chance of surviving heart failure, Jerad Green took his diagnosis to heart. What changes had an impact, and why did his skin color matter?

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Coming to Terms With My Diagnosis

How one person went from feeling shocked about a heart failure diagnosis to accepting life with heart failure.

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Stepping Up Treatment

Treatments can slow the progression of your condition and make you feel better.

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