COVID-19 is an evolving pandemic that affects people of all ages. As we continue to learn about how COVID-19 affects the body, it is clear that people with existing heart conditions are at a heightened risk for serious illness.
According to Merriam-Webster the noun academia refers to the life, community, or world of teachers, schools and education. Engaging in academia is not only good for your head, but it's also good for your heart, and here's how.
Exploring academia takes you places. When your desire is to learn, it demands exploration, and exploration demands movement. Movement is good for your body and your mind. Therefore exploration in academia sets you on a cycle of movement, learning, exploration and growth.
There are many ways to engage in academia that also strengthens your heart.
Dr. Corrielus would like to encourage all his patients to continue with a growth mindset when it comes to your heart and your head!
Posted on behalf of Corrielus Cardiology
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