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Men’s Vascular Health: Key Risks, Warning Signs, and Prevention Tips

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You’re never too young or healthy to start thinking about your heart and vascular health. June is Men’s Health Month, making it the perfect time to shine a spotlight on an issue that too often goes unnoticed: vascular disease in men. From high blood pressure and peripheral artery disease to dangerous blood clots and stroke, […]

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Spotting the Early Signs of Venous Insufficiency

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It’s easy to ignore the occasional swelling or discomfort in your legs, especially after a long day on your feet. But what if those little annoyances are early signs of something more serious? Venous insufficiency, a condition where the veins struggle to return blood to the heart, can start quietly, often showing up as mild […]

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The Vascular Care Group Partners with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to Provide Access to High-Quality Vascular Care at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital

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Collaboration addresses critical gaps in care for underserved communities at state-run facility Boston, MA — May 1, 2025 — The Vascular Care Group (TVCG), the largest independent group of board-certified vascular specialists in the United States, is proud to announce a new partnership with Lemuel Shattuck Hospital, located in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston. […]

What to Expect Before, During, and After Genicular Artery Embolization

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If knee pain has been limiting your daily activities, you’ve likely considered various treatment options. One innovative solution that’s gaining recognition is Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE)—a minimally invasive procedure designed to provide lasting relief from chronic knee pain caused by osteoarthritis. But before deciding, it’s important to understand what the process looks like from start […]

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TCAR: A Safer Approach to Preventing Stroke in High-Risk Patients

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Hearing that you or a loved one is at high risk for stroke can be overwhelming, especially when treatment options carry their own set of risks. For many patients diagnosed with carotid artery disease, the idea of undergoing major surgery isn’t just daunting—it may not even be safe. Fortunately, advancements in vascular care have opened […]

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How Smoking Impacts Vascular Health and How to Quit

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Lighting up a cigarette might feel like a stress reliever, but beneath the surface, it’s doing serious damage to your blood vessels. Smoking is one of the leading causes of vascular disease, restricting circulation, weakening arteries, and increasing the risk of life-threatening conditions like stroke and peripheral artery disease. The good news? The moment you […]

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Managing Hypertension and Its Impact on Vascular Health

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High blood pressure doesn’t always come with warning signs, but its impact on your vascular health can be serious. From increasing your risk of heart disease to affecting circulation in your legs, hypertension quietly puts stress on your arteries every day. The good news? Managing your blood pressure can help prevent long-term damage and improve […]

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How Hormonal Changes Affect Vascular Health in Women

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The connection between hormones and vascular health is a relationship often overlooked but profoundly significant to women’s well-being. Hormones, particularly estrogen, play a pivotal role in maintaining the health and elasticity of blood vessels. Yet, hormonal fluctuations experienced during life stages such as puberty, pregnancy, and menopause can have a noticeable impact on vascular health.  […]

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Heart Health Awareness: What to Know About Vascular Disease During American Heart Month

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February is American Heart Month—a time to focus on the importance of heart health, raise awareness about cardiovascular diseases, and take proactive steps toward better health. This annual observance is a gentle reminder for us to pause, reflect, and prioritize our heart’s well-being. Among the many conditions that affect heart health, vascular disease deserves special […]

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Move for Your Vascular Health: How Physical Activity Keeps Your Circulation Strong This Heart Month

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When we talk about cardiovascular health, we often focus only on the heart—forgetting that our vascular system plays just as crucial a role. Your arteries and veins work tirelessly to transport oxygen-rich blood throughout your body, and keeping them strong is essential to prevent vascular disease. The good news? Movement is medicine for your circulation. […]

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