Cardiovascular Health Blog

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A Cardiologist’s Guide to a Healthy and Hearty Holiday Season

When the holiday season draws near, it means celebrating with loved ones, eating delicious food, and indulging in drinks. As great as the holiday season is, it can put a strain on your heart. Holiday foods can be very rich, and alcoholic drinks can affect your blood pressure. If you want to have a great […]


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Myths and Facts About Aspirin Therapy for Heart Disease

In the United States, approximately 82.6 million people have some form of heart disease. For those who have a high risk of serious cardiovascular issues, like heart attacks, aspirin therapy may be a recommended treatment. But does aspirin help, or is that one more of the heart disease myths out there? Learn the truth about […]

  • Posted on: Nov 29 2023
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Decoding Heart Murmurs: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Heart murmurs are common conditions, and the majority of them are harmless. They’re particularly normal in children, who then outgrow the condition, with only a small percentage carrying the murmur into adulthood. In some instances, however, heart murmurs can develop later in life and point to a more serious issue.  So how can you determine […]

  • Posted on: Oct 20 2023
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Heart Health and Aging: How to Protect Your Heart as You Grow Older

Cardiovascular conditions affect 121.5 million adults in the United States, with the majority of them impacting people over the age of 65.  Your heart ages along with the rest of your body, leading to the development or worsening of conditions that can lower your quality of life — or put that life at risk. However, […]


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Cardiac Tests Explained: From EKGs to Stress Tests and Beyond

To evaluate your heart’s health, we rely on the most trusted cardiac tests, including EKGs and stress tests. Both measure functions of your heart, allowing us to get an idea of how efficiently the organ is working or whether there are problems we need to address. We often recommend these tests if we are concerned […]


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Can a Stress Test Show a Blockage?

Yes, a stress test can reveal signs of a blockage in your arteries. The test measures how your heart performs under exertion, and abnormal results, like a sudden spike in heart rate or a drop in blood oxygen, often point to reduced blood flow caused by a blockage. Coronary artery disease (CAD) affects more than […]


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When Should I Go to a Specialist for Heart Care?

Cardiovascular diseases affect nearly half of all American adults. The danger these diseases pose makes it crucial to recognize the signs that you may need help from specialists. Learn what services a cardiologist can offer and how to know if it is time to reach out for heart care.  What a Cardiologist Offers A cardiologist […]


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7 Strategies to Prevent Heart Disease

Approximately 82.6 million people in the United States have some form of heart disease. It’s one of the leading causes of death worldwide, affecting people of all ages and backgrounds. There are ways of preventing this condition, however. Here are some of the most important strategies to consider. 1. Maintain a Healthy Weight People who […]


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How to Prepare for an Echocardiogram

The echocardiogram is one of the most commonly performed, non-invasive cardiac diagnostic tools, with 25 million of them performed worldwide each year. It is a procedure that uses sound waves to detect heart conditions and can be part of annual physical exams or scheduled if a patient has symptoms of heart disease.  If you need […]

  • Posted on: Apr 27 2023
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How to Interpret Stress Test Results

A stress test is a test that can determine the risk of heart disease as well as existing heart conditions. For most people, the test is done by walking at a steady pace on a treadmill or riding a stationary bike while electrodes attached to your chest monitor your heart’s electrical rhythms.  The results can […]

  • Posted on: Mar 23 2023
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