Increasing Awareness of Disparities in Cardiovascular Health Care
It is well established that cardiovascular disease is disproportionately higher in blacks than in whites, Asians and Hispanics. In fact, death from heart disea...
209 articles on preventive cardiology, lifestyle medicine, and evidence-based heart health.
It is well established that cardiovascular disease is disproportionately higher in blacks than in whites, Asians and Hispanics. In fact, death from heart disea...
In our 3rd installment on “Trending Nutrition Controversies” by the American College of Cardiology’s Nutrition Workgroup and led by Dr. Monica Aggarwal, we desc...
A new study out this week and published in iScience found that fat cells play a major role in advancing brain aging and cognitive decline through Na,K+ATPase si...
A new study out this week has found that being diagnosed with elevated blood pressure at a young age, is associated with risk of early dementia. The study publi...
A new paper out this week led by my colleague, Dr. Teo Postolache raises the intriguing question as to whether patients prescribed statins have lower rates of p...
Observant physicians can identify important clues about the heart (and overall) health of their patients simply by being attentive to physical appearance and in...
This past week, I was delighted to receive my copy of “Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease: Nutritional and Dietary Approaches” an important new ...
For decades, triglycerides (TGs) took the proverbial back seat in the lipid/lipoprotein hierarchy. In recent years, however, TGs have gained increasing tractio...
In his classic/catchy tune, “Movin’ Out” (AKA, “Anthony’s Song”), Billy Joel once lamented to Howard Stern that the song reflected friends taking jobs to fulfil...
As we age, the loss of high frequency sounds becomes a common sign of hearing impairment due to degenerative changes in the inner ear. High frequency hearing l...
Despite the ravages bestowed by COVID-19, more than 500,000 men and women worldwide have attained centenarian status (living to 100 years and beyond), including...
Having recently celebrated my 30th anniversary at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and upon hearing the Beatle’s tune, “In My Life”, I was struck b...