Straight Talk form the Doc
Straight Talk form the Doc Free Heart Health Mini-lecture series
Straight Talk form the Doc Free Heart Health Mini-lecture series
If you’re a 20-, 30-, or 40-something, you’re probably not too worried about having a heart attack. After all, only older, overweight people are at risk, right? Er, wrong. In fact, according to research from Harvard Medical School, anywhere from four to 10 percent of the approximately 735,000 heart attacks that occur annually happen to those under 45.
Never Eat the following food Sindhu Koshy, MD, a cardiologist at Ascension St. John Macomb Oakland Hospital in Michigan says even regular soda is better than diet. “The aspartame in diet soda is actually worse for you than sugar or high fructose corn syrup and can make you crave sweet things.” According to Dr. Koshy,
Dr. Samer Kazziha, executive director of the cardiovascular program at Crittenton. Hospital Medical Center’s Shelton Heart Promoting The Blue Go Red for your Heart. Chuck Woolaver, founder and Executive Director of the nonprofit Walk For The Beat; and Brittani Staley, Michigan chapter public relations director for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, are part of the
Samer Kazziha, MD, FACC and executive director of cardiovascular services at Crittenton Hospital Medical Center, 1101 University Drive in Rochester Hills, shared a few tips and signs for how to notice and prevent heart disease. Crittenton treats about 100 heart attack patients each year. • Prevention is based on two factors according to Kazziha,
Interview with Dr. Koshy on Detroit CBS Local – Channel 62 This week on Michigan Matters, host Carol Cain will talk about “Matters of the Heart,” a look at new legislation to add CPR training to all kids in Michigan schools to saves lives with State Senator Tonya Schuitmaker and the Superintendent of EMS for
Dr. Sindhu Koshy of CVC presenting a speech to a Management groupand employees at Chrysler World Headquarters in January covering Women’s Heart Disease.
Women and Heart Disease Thank you for attending “Straight talk from the Doc” about “Women and Heart Disease”, an educational lecture with Dr. Sindhu Koshy, MD.