SAVING YOUR HEART: The Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular disease, also known as heart disease, is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. As heart disease progresses, it often leads to heart attacks and stroke. Join interventional cardiologist Suraj Rasania, MD to learn how heart disease develops, as well as lifestyle strategies you can adopt to reduce your risk of heart disease and to help you stay healthy for a lifetime. 

CONSIDERING A FAD DIET? What Does Your Heart Say?

Many people believe fad diets are an easy way to jumpstart weight loss. What do these extreme changes in diet do to your heart? Join Hammad Khan, MD as he discusses the long-term cardiovascular health effects of fad dieting. Come and learn about healthier alternatives to fad diets.

A WOMAN’S HEART: Special Go Red for Women Luncheon Event

When it comes to matters of the heart, there are some differences between women and men. Celebrate National Heart Month at a special Go Red for Women luncheon event. Wear red and join us! Guest speaker Padmini Tummala, MD will discuss why women are at risk for certain heart-related problems, and how to recognize the more subtle symptoms women experience when it comes to heart attacks and other heart-related health issues. Learn how to keep your female heart in optimal health! Attendees will receive a free women’s health brochure.

HAS YOUR HEART VALVE SPRUNG A LEAK?

Leaking heart valves are also known as “regurgitation”. Sometimes the condition is minor and may not require treatment, but other times a faulty valve places strain on the heart, causing it to work harder than usual. Join cardiothoracic surgeon Nan Wang, MD, as he discusses the symptoms to look for, as well as the latest treatments, which may include surgical repair or replacement of leaky valves.

SAVING YOUR HEART: The Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease

Experiencing a cardiac event can often alter your life in ways you did not expect. Now that you have been diagnosed with a cardiac issue, where do you go from here? Join our panel of physician experts to learn how to rebuild both physically and mentally from a cardiac event, and how to help prevent future issues from arising. Here’s a great opportunity to have your questions answered during the “Ask the cardiologist” Q & A session. Heart rate screenings will be offered to attendees.

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