Interventional Cardiologist Sam Kazziha, MD, is appointed as the program’s Chief Medical Director.
lead this effort as the program’s Chief Medical Director.
lead this effort as the program’s Chief Medical Director.
Women post-menopause have risk for cardiovascular problems what you need to know FOX 2 (WJBK) – Ladies, we know our bodies are always changing but those changes can raise our risk factors. There is recent evidence that women post-menopause may be at greater risk of cardiovascular issues. "Women are the last on the list of people to
“Blood pressure is what we call the silent killer,” said Sindhu Koshy, Ascension Providence cardiologist. “Imagine it this way, your vessels are like pipe. So if the pipe is really tight, now your heart has to push really hard to get blood out of that pipe. Your heart doesn’t want to work that hard. It
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) – Some exciting news from McLaren Flint. It’s a lifesaving defibrillator and the hospital was the first to implant the device in our region. The goal is to save more lives. of those who go into sudden cardiac arrest. The minimally invasive procedure only takes about an hour and is done under
March 19, 2024 Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital has announced that Dr. Madar Abed, M.D., an expert in cardiology and electrophysiology, as its new Medical Director of Electrophysiology. Dr Abed is a board-certified cardiologist since 2003; he advanced his clinical spectrum in Cardiology and made a decision in 2012 to initiate the extensive training with the
National Wear Red Day! In the spirit of American Heart Month, Cardiovascular Consultants Team donned their reddest attire yesterday for National Wear Red Day! This annual event serves as a vibrant reminder of the importance of heart health, and these dedicated professionals used it as an opportunity to spread awareness and empower their patients. Fight
Women’s Heart Health – 2/20/2024 VIRTUAL Health Lecture Women’s Heart Health – 2/20/2024 Tuesday, February 20, 2024, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST Women are from Venus. Women and men can both have heart disease but there are some differences in their symptoms and how they present. Let’s talk about what makes heart disease so
Hot weather and the heart With dangerous heat conditions expected in parts of the Midwest and the rest of the country, experts warn that extreme summer heat can increase risk for stroke and heart attack and other cardiovascular issues. Some research suggests that deaths related to cardiovascular disease may double or triple when heat reaches
Cardiologist shares what to know about sucralose Dr. Sindhu Koshy, a board-certified cardiologist, shares what to know about sucralose, an artificial sweetener and sugar substitute. https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/video/cardiologist-shares-what-to-know-about-sucralose/