Belly Fat and Your Heart: What Actually Works
When I measure a patient’s waist in the exam room, I am measuring one of the single most useful predictors of cardiovascular risk in my…
When I measure a patient’s waist in the exam room, I am measuring one of the single most useful predictors of cardiovascular risk in my…
Many of my patients ask, “Is there a single test that can show me whether I have heart disease?” The honest answer is that no…
For decades, a daily low-dose aspirin was a default suggestion for anyone worried about a heart attack. The thinking was straightforward. Aspirin thins the blood,…
When a patient gets a new diagnosis of high blood pressure, the first question is almost always: “Do I have to start a pill?” Sometimes…
The landscape of preventative healthcare is constantly evolving, and one powerful tool gaining traction is the coronary calcium scan. Traditionally, heart disease is often addressed…