![]() |
Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention |
| You are here: DOH Home » Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention » For You | Search | Employees |
| Site Directory: | Section Links: | |||
|
|
For YouYou can protect yourself from heart disease and stroke by making some simple changes in your life - quitting smoking, getting more active, and watching what you eat. How to stay heart-healthy and stroke-freeWe know that tobacco use, being inactive, and eating too many high-calorie foods, put you at risk for heart disease and stroke. Other risks for heart disease and stroke include family history, stress, and even air quality.Knowing more about what leads to heart disease and stroke can help you decide what changes to make. By working together as families and communities, we can work on helping us all to be heart healthy and stroke free. Learn how to prevent disease, know signs of heart attack and stroke...and live smart! |
Related Information: |
||
|
Documents posted in PDF, Word, and other formats on the Department of Health Web site will be made available on request to users who are unable to download or view them. For persons with disabilities, PDF documents will be made available on request in other formats. To submit a request, contact the Web Coordinator. Download the free viewers here. DOH Home | Access Washington | Privacy Notice | Disclaimer/Copyright Information
Washington State Department of Health Last Update: February 15, 2012 |