An abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a grave condition where the large blood vessel that delivers blood to the abdomen, pelvis, and legs becomes enlarged. While anyone can develop an AAA, certain individuals are at a significantly higher risk. Understanding the risk factors is essential for early detection and prevention. Suffolk Vascular and Vein […]
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Ruptured aneurysms are terrifying. They can strike down even individuals who are seemingly in good health. The threat they pose is only heightened by how difficult they can be to detect. If you want to stay safe from aneurysms, learning about some of the leading causes is vital. Here is what
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Your body is composed of a complex network of veins, arteries, organs, and countless other systems that keep the person that is you alive and thriving. As such, keeping it in the best shape possible should always be a priority throughout your daily life. But with that said, many things can
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