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Today is National Rural Health Day, and the American Heart Association of Missouri is celebrating the promise of healthier rural living.
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Heart disease is still Missouri's number-one cause of death, and it's a trend the American Heart Association of Missouri says adults can work to reverse among their kids and grandkids. But it takes a willingness to model healthy habits that children can learn from.
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Extreme temperatures have been linked to a higher incidence of cardiovascular-related deaths. With high heat days just around the corner, the American Heart Association stresses this is especially true for people with pre-existing heart conditions. Other heat-related illnesses can affect anyone, from sunburn to a potentially fatal heat stroke.
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Last year, SoutheastHEALTH Ambassadors, a volunteer board for the SoutheastHEALTH Foundation, collaborated with the Cape Girardeau Fire Department to…