10 tips for healthy sleep
Getting enough sleep improves your overall health. Studies show that poor quality sleep increases your risk of developing cardiovascular disease and can be a point of concern for those living with cardiovascular disease.
10 tips for managing stress and emotional health
Stress is a common part of life, especially when living with heart disease or recovering from a heart event. While you can't eliminate stress completely, there are practical skills that can help support both your emotional well-being and your heart health. A few small changes in how you manage stress can have big results.
Smoking and vaping myths
Quitting smoking or vaping can feel overwhelming, especially since there is so much conflicting information out there. Understanding the facts can help you feel more confident and find the approach that works best for you.
50 years of heart: How listening to women changed the landscape of women’s heart health
What began with questions about gaps in care grew into a national movement, with women leading the way
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50 years of heart: How research changed what we know—and how we treat—the heart
Five decades of turning scientific discovery into better patient care
Six hot tips to keep your heart cool
Hot, humid weather can place significant stress on the cardiovascular system. The Ottawa Heart Institute encourages everyone to follow these important tips below to keep cool this summer.
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50 years of heart: Cardiac nursing and the human connection at the heart of care
Technological advances are transforming care, yet cardiac nursing remains deeply human
10 tips to quit vaping
Quitting vaping is very hard and presents unique challenges. Here are our top 10 tips to help you get started.
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50 years of heart: Innovation and teamwork transformed cardiac surgery
Innovation transformed surgery—but it’s the people who made it possible
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50 years of heart: Transforming care for rare heart conditions
How the Heart Institute helped move rare cardiac care from the margins to the mainstream