According to new new studies, a class of drug class called beta-blockers-used as a first-line treatment after a heart attack-is not useful for most patients and can contribute to higher risk of some women’s hospitalization and death, but not for men. “These conclusions will change all international clinical recommendations on the use of beta -blockers … Read more
Heart disease is complex and unfortunately common. More than 5% of American adults have this condition and one person dies every 34 seconds in the US. Although heart disease is not an automatic death penalty, cardiologists say it is important to do everything you can to reduce the risk of severe condition. This means focusing … Read more
Cardiologists ask you to eat more protein food if you have appeared in a parade for over 60 years. More than 5% of American adults have heart disease and are therefore incredibly widespread. Unfortunately, heart disease is also the main cause of death of men and women, causing one of three deaths. As his risk … Read more
Oklahoma cardiologist dr. TJ Trak quickly slept from Uganda last month when his team member awakened him to say he needed a doctor. Trad rushed to a passenger who needed help to find a man who was sweaty and complains of chest pain. The man looked at the doctor and asked anxiously, “Will I die?” … Read more