The Institute for Health Equity’s main office is at the Village @ West Jefferson in the Russell neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky. It houses:
1219 W. Jefferson St.
Louisville, KY 40203
Bladder control, bladder incontinence, urinary incontinence, peeing when coughing — whatever you might call it, it’s an issue that affects many women. It’s not just a “change of life” or aging issue — urinary leakage […]
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Monkeypox is in the news after at least one confirmed and several suspected cases have been detected in the United States since May 18. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also is […]
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There are many factors that affect good cholesterol in women: age, diet, lifestyle and menopause, to name a few. What is cholesterol? It’s a waxy substance found in two places: Your liver produces it, and […]
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New research suggests that young African Americans (in their 20s, 30s and 40s) are living with or dying from conditions typical of older white Americans — like high blood pressure. According to the Centers for […]
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The cause of high blood pressure in young adults isn’t always known, but addressing obesity, sedentary lifestyle and excessive alcohol or salt can be the first steps toward bringing your blood pressure down. Some patients […]
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Bladder control, bladder incontinence, urinary incontinence, peeing when coughing — whatever you might call it, it’s an issue that affects many women. It’s not just a “change of life” or aging issue — urinary leakage […]
Read Full Story
Monkeypox is in the news after at least one confirmed and several suspected cases have been detected in the United States since May 18. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also is […]
Read Full Story
There are many factors that affect good cholesterol in women: age, diet, lifestyle and menopause, to name a few. What is cholesterol? It’s a waxy substance found in two places: Your liver produces it, and […]
Read Full Story
New research suggests that young African Americans (in their 20s, 30s and 40s) are living with or dying from conditions typical of older white Americans — like high blood pressure. According to the Centers for […]
Read Full Story
The cause of high blood pressure in young adults isn’t always known, but addressing obesity, sedentary lifestyle and excessive alcohol or salt can be the first steps toward bringing your blood pressure down. Some patients […]
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