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Learn from the experts
How often should I have my cholesterol checked?
Guidelines currently suggest that adults should be screened in their early years to determine cholesterol levels. Follow-up is based on cardiovascular risk and cholesterol levels, with high-risk individuals monitored regularly (once a year or more). It is important to maintain a relationship with your physician to guide when your levels should be measured, and assist with lowering your cholesterol if necessary.
Why is it harmful to smoke during pregnancy?
Tobacco is one of the most important things that exist in our society that causes harm in pregnancy. Tobacco use will decrease the ability of the placenta to nourish your baby well. So women who smoke have smaller babies, they have premature labor; they even have a higher incidence of stillbirth and miscarriage.
How do I know if I'm eating the right foods for my arthritis?
Your rheumatologist can give you some basic guidance on the types of food that can help manage your arthritis symptoms. You can also ask to be referred to a registered dietitian who can review your food intake and advise you on whether you are making the best choices for your arthritis diet. A dietitian can also help you with meal planning and resources, such as recipes, which you may find helpful.
