As a cardiologist in New York City who treats a sizable Bangladeshi‑American community, I have witnessed otherwise healthy individuals exhibit concerning cardiovascular events, frequently in the absence of conventional risk markers. What unites them? Severe, protracted psychological stress brought on by prejudice, family court disputes, immigration problems, or financial instability. The mechanisms of prolonged stress Read more… How chronic stress harms the heart in minority communities o...| KevinMD.com
Coronary artery disease is still the world’s number-one killer. That’s despite statins, PCSK9 inhibitors, stents, bypasses, and decades of lifestyle messaging. We’ve gotten better at managing heart attacks, but we haven’t cured heart disease. Or prevented it. Or even figured out exactly what causes it. As an internist and lipidologist (in recovery), I spent years Read more… Could antibiotics beat heart disease where statins failed? originally appeared in KevinMD.com.| KevinMD.com
Say hello to Dyna, a sweet, spirited puppy who recently became one of the very first patients at the University of Florida Small Animal Hospital Cardiology’s brand new Puppy Murmur Clinic! Just a few months old, Dyna was referred to us by her primary veterinarian after a heart murmur was detected during a routine exam.…| smallanimal.vethospital.ufl.edu
A first-time mom puts her baby girl’s heart in the hands of Rady Children’s CTICU. Ana Castaneda was 24 weeks into her first pregnancy when a routine sonogram turned her world upside down. “I was happy, healthy and hopeful, but this news was a complete whirlwind,” Ana recalls. “At the time, I had no suspicion…| Rady Children's Health
Meet Maverick Ezekiel Miles, affectionately known as Mavey, a resilient 18-month-old with an indomitable spirit. Since birth, Mavey faced a series of health hurdles, including recurrent RSV infections (respiratory syncytial virus) and a congenital heart defect called atrial septal defect (ASD). The condition is characterized by a hole in the heart’s upper chambers and made…| Rady Children's Health
Jordan was welcomed into the world following a healthy full-term pregnancy and birth. He was deemed healthy during his newborn exam and at his early pediatric visits. Around 7 weeks of age, he began breathing rapidly, sweating profusely when eating, and seemed to be struggling with breathing. A pediatric visit revealed he was not gaining…| Rady Children's Health
Mario Luna, an eighth-grader from Culver City, has always been passionate about basketball. He even dreams of playing in the NBA one day. However, on January 12, his world was turned upside down. It all started with a stomachache which quickly turned into a more serious heart condition. Mario’s heart began beating uncontrollably and his…| Rady Children's Health
Ashlyn Frye hadn’t been feeling her best for the last several years. Teachers said she didn’t pay attention in class and would crawl under her desk to take a nap. At home, the 11-year-old seemed disconnected, says her mom Stacey Frye. “I was used to her being out of breath and tired,” Stacey recalls. “Just…| Rady Children's Health
Can you imagine holding your own heart in your hands? That’s just what 15-year-old Parker Mayorgas did after receiving a life-saving heart transplant. But his story didn’t begin there. At 2 years old, Parker’s mother, Melissa, noticed something amiss. Parker wasn’t meeting his developmental milestones like his older brother, and his balance seemed off. Eventually,…| Rady Children's Health
The Transplant Games of America recently came to San Diego, honoring those who gave the selfless gift of life and celebrating patients. Held every two years, this was the first time the event happened on the West Coast. Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego patients and families joined team members to make a strong appearance at the…| Rady Children's Health
A young life saved by the gift of a dual organ transplant In July 2021, Nehemiah “Nemo” Maldonado was a healthy, active 12-year-old playing with friends and family in his home state of Arizona. Weeks later, he was fighting for his life, facing an illness that came on suddenly and progressed rapidly. Within months, he…| Rady Children's Health
Jaylie Sawyer is a bright and joyful 7-year-old who loves animals, enjoys math and is proving to be a natural on skis. She also is living with pulmonary vein stenosis (PVS), a rare condition in which the veins that carry blood from the lungs back to the heart continually narrow and scar. The cause of…| Rady Children's Health
By Diane Bell, Columnist, The San Diego Union-Tribune Feb. 12, 2022 — Most people associate February with Valentine’s Day, romance and love. For San Diegan Maria Platis, it signifies Heart Month and the birth to her son, George. He entered the world as an outwardly healthy 8-pound boy. It wasn’t long before physicians detected serious…| Rady Children's Health
A multi-center study has identified critical risk factors that increase the likelihood of death in children with Fontan circulatory failure who are awaiting or have recently undergone heart transplantation, according to findings published in Circulation. The post Predicting Risk in Children with Heart Defects appeared first on News Center.| News Center
Northwestern scientists have created a free online tool that calculates a person’s “heart age” based on their risk for cardiovascular disease using routine health data, according to a study published in JAMA Cardiology. The post Most U.S. Adults Have Hearts Older than Their Actual Age appeared first on News Center.| News Center
Who is Dr. Sanjay Kumar? Dr. Sanjay Kumar is a renowned and highly experienced heart specialist in Faridabad with over two decades of medical experience. Known for his patient-centric approach, advanced diagnostic skills, and commitment to heart health, he has helped thousands of patients lead healthier lives. He is currently associated with top hospitals inContinue reading "Dr. Sanjay Kumar – Expert Cardiologist in Faridabad"| Guest Post – Google Trends Latest Blog Updates
Obesity is a mounting health crisis globally, linked to numerous chronic conditions. For individuals battling obesity, bariatric surgery has emerged as a beacon of hope. On this episode of Ask a Specialist on the KHON2 News, we’ll talk about what you need to know with Dr. Reid Sakamoto, Minimally Invasive and Bariatric Surgeon at The […] The post Ask a Specialist: Bariatric Surgery/Weight Loss Services with Dr. Reid Sakamoto appeared first on The Queen′s Health Systems.| The Queen′s Health Systems
In this episode of AbbottTalks, Hosts Tom Salemi and Kayleen Brown sit down with Ethan Korngold, MD, Divisional Vice President, Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer of Abbott’s Vascular business, to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping decision-making in the […] The post Why Abbott’s vascular team sees AI as the GPS for the cath lab appeared first on DeviceTalks.| DeviceTalks
It’s natural to be nervous about any invasive procedure involving your heart, but understanding what’s involved can help you get through it with confidence. If you have coronary artery disease (atherosclerosis) your cardiologist may recommend an angioplasty with a stent placement to treat it. Atherosclerosis – the most common type of heart disease – is […] The post Coronary Stent Placement With Angioplasty appeared first on .|
Researchers believe AI in cardiology will help children around the world get checked for possible heart disease.| Boston Children's Answers
Two years ago, UF Vet Med partnered with Vivacity Perfusion to launch its open heart surgery program for dogs, a groundbreaking partnership.| College of Veterinary Medicine » University of Florida
St.Emlyn's - Emergency Medicine #FOAMed A review of intra-arrest stellate ganglion block for refractory cardiac arrest. Could this novel technique improve ROSC rates? Critical appraisal of scoping review. @stemlyns #FOAMed The post JC: Intra-arrest Stellate Ganglion Block appeared first on St.Emlyn's.| St.Emlyn's
The findings challenge the one-size-fits-all model for CPAP use in OSA patients with heart disease.| Sleep Review
Pharmaceutical companies are promoting Lp(a)-lowering drugs without proven health benefits, echoing past patterns of marketing treatments for unverified medical needs.| KevinMD.com
A stroke happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off, either because of a blockage (called an ischemic stroke) or bleeding (a hemorrhagic stroke). Around 83% of strokes are ischemic.| medicalxpress.com
The Queen’s Medical Center has been named the top hospital in Hawaiʻi in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025-2026 Best Hospitals rankings and ratings released today. This marks the 13th straight year that Queen’s has earned the #1 spot. The annual Best Hospitals report is designed to assist patients and their doctors in making informed […] The post QMC Named Top Hospital in Hawaiʻi by U.S. News & World Report appeared first on The Queen′s Health Systems.| The Queen′s Health Systems
Albany, GA | August 6, 2025 – Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital (PPMH) continues to advance its delivery of lifesaving cardiovascular care in southwest Georgia with the completion of a major … Continue reading "Phoebe Enhances Cardiac Care with Renovated Catheterization Lab And National Recognition from the American Heart Association"| Phoebe Putney Health System
Americans frequently consider only sleep duration as a factor linked to outcomes such as cardiometabolic health, but an AHA statement acknowledges that less-discussed components are relevant too.| Sleep Review
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of improving brain health and recognizing other forms of dementia. On this episode of Ask a Specialist on the KHON2 News, we’ll talk about what you need to know with Dr. Abraham Chyung, Neurologist, at The Queen’s Health Systems. To learn more […] The post Ask a Specialist: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month with Dr. Abraham Chyung appeared first on The Queen′s Health Systems.| The Queen′s Health Systems
The Queen’s Medical Center’s (QMC) newly expanded Emergency Department, named The Uytengsu Family Emergency Department, opened and welcomed its first patients this morning at 8:00 a.m. The first individual to enter the facility was promptly triaged and evaluated by our caregivers, receiving treatment within minutes. The seamless coordination and timely response reflect the Emergency Department’s […] The post QMC Welcomes First Patients to Newly Expanded Emergency Department appeared f...| The Queen′s Health Systems
Judge Lancaster – the same judge who vilified the now vindicated Alison McDermott- a Sellafield whistleblower over bullying and nuclear safety issues Judge Philip Lancaster – the contro…| Westminster Confidential
An app being developed at UVA Health and other top institutions detects when users are having heart attacks or strokes, speeding vital care.| UVA Health Newsroom
The Needle in the Febrile Haystack: Diagnosing Endocarditis in Children Endocarditis is an infection that affects the lining of the heart, heart valves or blood vessels. It is rare but carries sign…| PaediatricFOAM
An international team of researchers has discovered how cholesterol can disrupt the internal functioning of the heart by accumulating in the mitochondria of cardiomyocytes. They have also developed an experimental immunotherapy capable of reversing this process and restoring cellular energy production.| medicalxpress.com
If the CORD-CHD Study meets even a single endpoint, it will represent one of the simplest and most accessible improvements in congenital heart disease management in recent history.| Pediatrics Nationwide
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A deep dive into the literature around the management of higher risk pulmonary embolism patients.| First10EM
Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize cardiovascular education by providing personalized, accessible, and scalable tools to enhance patient understanding, improve lifestyle interventions, and support clinicians, despite challenges like bias, misinformation, and privacy concerns.| KevinMD.com
The ECMO Repository at Nationwide Children’s Hospital is the first and larges of its kind in children’s hospitals in the United States. | Pediatrics Nationwide
Antonio Cabrera, MD, FAAP, FAHA, FACC, FHFSA, is the division chief of cardiology and co-director of the Heart Center. He is a professor of pediatrics at The Ohio State University and currently holds the Nationwide George H. Dunlap Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiology. Previously, Dr. Cabrera served as the L. George Veasy Presidential Professor at the University of Utah and co-director of the Heart Center at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) is a common valvular heart condition affecting millions of people worldwide. Often discovered by chance during routine checkups, MVP occurs when one or both leaflets of the mitral valve bulge (prolapse) into the left atrium during ventricular contraction. In many cases, it remains benign and doesn’t lead to serious complications. However, […] The post Mitral Valve Prolapse Management – Understanding Symptoms, Risks, and Effective Treatment Strategies appeared...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Cardiac arrest is a sudden, life-threatening event in which the heart abruptly stops pumping blood effectively. The term itself often conjures images of dramatic emergencies—someone collapsing without warning, bystanders rushing to start CPR, and paramedics arriving to administer life-saving interventions. While cardiac arrest can indeed strike unexpectedly, becoming informed about its causes, risk factors, and […] The post Cardiac Arrest Symptoms – Recognize, Respond, and Save Lives ap...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Recovering from a heart attack—also known as a myocardial infarction—can be a life-altering experience that prompts you to re-evaluate many aspects of your daily routine. One concern that frequently arises is whether it is safe to fly after a heart attack, and what steps should be taken to minimize risks while in the air. This […] The post Flying After a Heart Attack – Key Considerations for a Safe and Comfortable Journey appeared first on Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHos...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Heart palpitations are sensations that make you unusually aware of your heart’s beating. They can feel like pounding, fluttering, or racing, and may occur in your chest, throat, or neck. While palpitations can be alarming—sometimes convincing you that a serious cardiac issue is at hand—they’re often harmless and can arise from a range of causes, […] The post Heart Palpitations Symptoms – Causes, Warning Signs, and Treatment Options appeared first on Heart Health Resources & Tips ...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Heart valve disease is a condition in which one or more of the heart’s four valves—mitral, aortic, tricuspid, and pulmonary—fail to function properly, causing disruptions in normal blood flow. Valves that are too narrow (stenosis) or that leak (regurgitation) force the heart to work harder, potentially leading to symptoms like shortness of breath, dizziness, and […] The post Heart Valve Disease Management – Key Strategies for Optimal Cardiac Health appeared first on Heart Health Res...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Peripheral angioplasty is a minimally invasive medical procedure designed to open narrowed or blocked arteries outside the heart—most commonly in the legs—to restore blood flow and reduce symptoms associated with poor circulation. When arteries in the limbs become clogged with plaque or fatty deposits, individuals may experience leg pain, cramping, or even serious complications such […] The post Peripheral Angioplasty – Restoring Blood Flow and Improving Vascular Health appeared first...| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Diabetic heart disease is a term that encompasses the various cardiovascular complications that are more likely to occur in people with diabetes than in those without this chronic condition. When someone has diabetes—particularly type 2 diabetes—their body either doesn’t make enough insulin or can’t use insulin effectively, leading to chronically elevated blood sugar levels. Over […]| Heart Health Resources & Tips – TheHeartHospitalBaylor.com
Researchers are evaluating the technology’s potential to improve clinical practice, trainee and family education, and patient outcomes.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Community pharmacists can play an effective role in closing gaps in the delivery of stroke risk reduction therapy by prescribing appropriate oral anticoagulation therapy (OAC) for high-risk older individuals with atrial fibrillation (AF), according to a study published online July 24 in JAMA Network Open.| medicalxpress.com
Welcome to another episode of the Journal Club with Justin. This onth we look at a big trail that may change our airway approach in the ED... and then a| Broome Docs
Welcome to the first episode for 2024 - and we have a range of papers covering the big life threatening issues to the tiniest pinky finger injuries and a| Broome Docs
By Matthew Auda| Clinical Correlations
