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**Wake County Reminds Residents to Prioritize Heart Health Year-Round**

Raleigh, NC – The Wake County Government has issued an important reminder as American Heart Month concludes this February. Officials emphasized that heart health remains a year-round priority and encouraged residents to adopt small lifestyle changes to protect their cardiovascular well-being.

In their message, Wake County highlighted simple yet impactful ways to maintain heart health, including eating heart-healthy foods, staying physically active, and managing stress effectively. These habits can contribute significantly to overall wellness and reduce the risk of heart-related conditions.

The county’s announcement underscores the importance of paying consistent attention to heart health and making proactive choices to support a healthy lifestyle. Residents are encouraged to act now and make heart health central to their daily routine.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

Garner, NC

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