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POTS Syndrome: Ultimate Patient Guide by Cardiologist • MyHeart

WEBA Brief Definition. POTS is a form of dysautonomia that affects the flow of blood through the body, thereby causing dizziness when standing. Technically, someone has POTS if their …

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Heart Disease & Cardiology Blog MyHeart

WEBThis article was written in collaboration with Dr. Timothy Garvey, Associate Director, Professor, Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Health Professions, …

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Pulmonary Hypertension Explained by a Cardiologist • MyHeart

WEBPulmonary hypertension is defined by either a mean pulmonary artery pressure at rest of 20 mm Hg or more as measured by a right heart catheterization …

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Effects of Cold on Cardiovascular Health • MyHeart

WEBIn this article from February 16, 2021, Dr. Martin Juneau of the Montreal Heart Institute looks at the effects of cold temperatures on cardiovascular health. …

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10 Lifestyle Habits of Super Heart Healthy People • MyHeart

WEBSo, here are 10 lifestyle habits of heart healthy people: Avoiding all tobacco products, especially cigarette smoking. Smoking-induced heart disease is a well-known …

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Enlarged Heart – Explained By A Cardiologist • MyHeart

WEBThe enlarged heart of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy involves disarray of the fibers that make up the heart muscle and can lead to lethal heart arrhythmias as well as …

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General Health Articles by Cardiologist on MyHeart

WEBNovember 16, 2022 by Philip Johnson, MD, PhD Leave a Comment. Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke, and every year more than 795,000 …

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Women, Heart Disease, and the Need for Better Research

WEBIn studies of heart failure, women constitute only 28.6% of participants. Enrollment of women in clinical research is essential since women metabolize certain …

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What is the Age of My Heart

WEBSo, if you are 40 years old and a cardiologist told you that your heart is actually 60 years old – that can grab your attention! A recent CDC study estimated the …

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Sauna Benefits – Is It Good For Your Heart Health

WEBSauna Benefits for Heart Health – Introduction Saunas have been used for centuries and are thought to have many health benefits. In some countries, particularly …

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Mitral Regurgitation Explained • myheart.net

WEBThe mitral valve separates the top and bottom of the left side of the heart (the main pumping chamber). Usually, the mitral valve stops blood from going …

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Is Creatine Monohydrate Bad For You

WEBConclusion: Once a divisive topic, creatine is now one of the most effective and safe dietary supplements that gives proven results. When taken in approved …

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The Social Environment, Essential for Mental & Physical Health

WEBIt should also be remembered that the social environment has a huge influence on physical health in general. It has long been known that certain parameters …

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DO vs MD: What's the Difference & Which is Better

WEBBecoming an MD or a DO both require an exceptional amount of drive, tenacity, and intelligence. D.O. programs actually have lower acceptance rates than …

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Holter Monitor Explained by a Cardiologist • MyHeart

WEBA Holter monitor is a battery operated wearable monitor that continuously records the electrical heart tracings (known as EKG’s) over 24-48 hours. The Holter …

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Mick Jagger’s Heart Surgery — Explained by a Cardiologist

WEBIn 2019, Mick Jagger underwent heart surgery on a heart valve. Amazingly, he was able to get back to his musical activities rather quickly after surgery. This is a …

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Smegma: What is it and why should I care

WEBSmegma is a malodorous, opaque white or yellow substance composed of shed epithelial cells (dead skin) and sebum (oily secretions) produced by the sebaceous …

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