Dr. Barry Franklin, a former American Heart Association volunteer, advises adults over the age of 45 to avoid snow shoveling.

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The American Heart Association is reminding people to take care of their hearts while shoveling snow this year.

Snow shoveling is on the horizon as snow storms begin hitting the state. While it may seem like a simple task, there are ...

The American Heart Association says adults should "exercise caution" when shoveling snow at a younger age than you would expect.

Snow shoveling can put serious strain on your heart, especially if you already have heart disease or risk factors.

Shoveling can pose serious health risks, particularly for older adults and those with preexisting conditions. Here's when to put down your shovel.