Cardiology posts

Most healthy women can safely endure pregnancy and the increased strain it puts on the heart. The same goes for ...Read More

If you’re simply feeling stressed, that’s not a reason for a stress test. But if you’re having chest pain or tightness, shortness of breath, talk to your doctor. ...Read More

Cardiopulmonary rehab is the combined term for cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitations. Both are education and exercise programs tailored to patients ...Read More

Are you aware of this type of blood clot, responsible for up to 100,000 U.S. deaths each year? ...Read More

It is common in the world of cardiology, when artery health is discussed, to focus on the main, larger arteries. ...Read More

John Miller has always been an avid exerciser and all-around active person, so when he was diagnosed with heart failure, ...Read More