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What To Expect from Cardiac Rehab
Cardiac rehab can be a great way to get you back on your feet and help prevent future heart trouble. Has your doctor prescribed cardiac rehabilitation after your recent heart troubles? Such a medically-supervised and customized rehab program can not only aid … Continue reading
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5 Reasons To Become an Organ Donor
One organ donor can save up to eight lives. Wondering about becoming an organ donor? In honor of National Donor Day, February 14, here are five great reasons to go ahead and register. 1. There's a great need. The United States … Continue reading
Surprising Heart Attack Symptoms in Women
Knowing some of the surprising heart attack symptoms that women experience can help save a life—maybe your own. Do you think of a heart attack as strictly a man's concern? Statistics show that more than 200,000 women die each year of heart … Continue reading
Reducing Your Risk Factors for Heart Attack
Learn how to reduce the risk of heart attack with lifestyle changes. The CDC reports that about 785,000 Americans have a first coronary attack each year. By taking control of your health and habits, you can reduce your risk of … Continue reading
Cholesterol & Heart Disease
You have probably heard that cholesterol is bad, but did you know high cholesterol is associated with an increased risk for heart disease? When you have a high level of blood cholesterol, it can contribute to atherosclerosis, which is the … Continue reading
What Happens in the Cardiac Cath Lab?
As you prepare for cardiac catheterization, it’s natural to have a lot of questions and feel anxiety about the procedure. Learn as much as you can about the procedure and what happens in the cardiac cath lab so that you … Continue reading
American Heart Month: Stress & Your Heart
February is American Heart Month, so why not take advantage of it and take the time to learn about your heart and the effect that stress can have on it? We all feel stressed at some point in our lives, … Continue reading