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'Broken Heart Syndrome' Is Real, According to a Cardiologist
According to Dr. Nicole Harkin, a cardiologist and clinical assistant professor at New York University, who spoke to The Independent: “Broken heart syndrome occurs when a person’s heart pump function temporarily decreases in response to intense physical or emotional stress.” READ MORE
Can the Keto Diet Mess With Your Cholesterol? Here's What Heart Doctors Had to Say
"In general, keto diets involve high intake of animal products, which contain a lot of saturated fat and animal protein," said Nicole Harkin, MD, a board-certified cardiologist, and lipidologist and clinical instructor of cardiology at NYU Langone. READ MORE
Doctor Confirms the Existence of the Syndrome "Broken Heart"
If you ever felt that your heart was breaking in half, you would remember the amount of pain and sadness associated with this "killer" sensation for a long time. READ MORE
A Risk You Can't Run Off: How Celebrity Fitness Guru and Biggest Loser Host Suffered a Heart Attack Due to Genetics
Dr. Ghalchi said: 'Unfortunately heart disease often goes undetected until an event like a heart attack occurs.' READ MORE
8 Ways to Improve Your Grades if You are Under Performing
You may have gotten away with underperforming occasionally in high school, but you are paying for your college education, and you need to make the most out of it. This means that if you are underperforming now, you have to find ways to nip that problem right in the bud. READ MORE
10 Ways Students Can Be Productive During Summer Break
"Make sure that you are eating healthy, and that you are getting plenty of exercise. It’s summer. Get out there and enjoy it by swimming, biking,” suggests cardiologist Michael Ghalchi MD. READ MORE
Facebook Live: Top NYC Cardiologist Discusses ObamaCare
Today for #SalonTalks on Facebook Live, at 12 PM ET, we will sit down with Dr. Michael Ghalchi to talk about the presidential debate, Obamacare and Bill Clinton’s recent comments on the Affordable Care Act. READ MORE
Trump and Clinton Have Similar ObamaCare Results
The candidates have vastly different perspectives on the role and responsibility of government in the administration of healthcare. One area where both parties agree is the prohibition of coverage denials based on pre-existing conditions. READ MORE
Watch What You Eat: The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Business Dining
While you may be making crucial business deals over dinner, are you making the best decisions when it comes to your health? READ MORE
Health Risks of Coffee Don’t Amount to Hill of Beans
“Whether you like drip or cold brewed, espresso or double venti half sweet non-fat caramel macchiato, the question of the heart health consequences of coffee consumption is one I hear often,” says Dr. Michael Ghalchi, cardiologist and medical director at Manhattan Cardiovascular Associates. READ MORE
Diet and the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease: Physicians’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices
Physicians believe diet is important in CVD prevention, but practical knowledge and self-reported training in nutrition is suboptimal. READ MORE
Relationship Between Cardiovascular Disease Knowledge and Race/Ethnicity, Education, and Weight Status
Effective prevention strategies for at-risk populations need to escalate CVD knowledge and awareness among the undereducated and minority women. READ MORE
Misperception of Body Size and Barriers to Weight Loss Among Families
Obesity and Intergenerational Misperception of Body Size Prevalent Among Women and their Children
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Manhattan Cardiovascular in the News
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Behavior
Exercise
Health
- Misperception of Body Size and Barriers to Weight Loss Among Families
- Obesity and Intergenerational Misperception of Body Size Prevalent Among Women and their Children
- Getting Clued Up on Heart Disease Could Save Your Life
- Cardiologists - The Best and Worst Things You Can Do for Your Heart
- Can the Keto Diet Mess With Your Cholesterol? Here's What Heart Doctors Had to Say
- Health Risks of Coffee Don’t Amount to Hill of Beans
- A Risk You Can't Run Off: How Celebrity Fitness Guru and Biggest Loser Host Suffered a Heart Attack Due to Genetics
- 'Broken Heart Syndrome' Is Real, According to a Cardiologist
- High Blood Pressure May Be a Factor in Dementia
- Trump and Clinton Have Similar ObamaCare Results
- Doctor Confirms the Existence of the Syndrome "Broken Heart"
- Why Having a Female Doctor Could Potentially Be Life-Saving
- Low-Carb Diets Increase Risk of Heart Rhythm Disorder
Nutrition
- Diet and the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease: Physicians’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices
- Cardiologists - The Best and Worst Things You Can Do for Your Heart
- Can the Keto Diet Mess With Your Cholesterol? Here's What Heart Doctors Had to Say
- Health Risks of Coffee Don’t Amount to Hill of Beans
- Watch What You Eat: The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Business Dining
- Can Dieting Damage Your Metabolism?
- Kelly Clarkson Used This Plant-Based Diet to Get Healthy
- 12 Foods That Make Inflammation Worse
- The Pros And Cons Of The Keto Diet, According To Doctors And Nutritionists
- Passing Fad or Fact? Analyzing Benefits of the Ketogenic Diet
- Low-Carb Diets Increase Risk of Heart Rhythm Disorder
Prevention
Technology
Medical Journals
- Diet and the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease: Physicians’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices
- Misperception of Body Size and Barriers to Weight Loss Among Families
- Obesity and Intergenerational Misperception of Body Size Prevalent Among Women and their Children
- Physicians' Dietary Knowledge, Attitudes, and Counseling Practices
- Rare Flow Pattern in a Patient with Cor Triatriatum
- Relationship Between Cardiovascular Disease Knowledge and Race/Ethnicity, Education, and Weight Status
- Very Late Stent Thrombosis and Antineoplastic Therapy