The Cardiology Channel

Have Patients at High-Risk for Heart Disease? The Best Way to Intervene

New Research On Getting Healthy

1:39 | Cardiology, Men's Health, Patient Education, Preventative Health, Women’s Health

Herbert Insel, MD, and Clinical Instructor at NYU Langone Medical Center, discusses the benefits of a prudent lifestyle. He councils fellow physicians on how to educate patients on a prudent lifestyle, which can reduce the risk of heart disease by up to 80 – 90%.

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Repairing a Pediatric “Swiss Cheese Heart”

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Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Emile Bacha describes and breaks down one of the most complicated cases of Swiss Cheese Septum seen at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.

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Athlete Respiratory Health

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During the Athlete Respiratory Health session of the ISEH Annual Sports Cardio-Respiratory Medicine Conference, the speakers discussed respiratory health, the new IOC guideline on athlete respiratory health, how to protect...

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The Cardiology Channel

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New Research On Getting Healthy

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