Nurse survives heart attack after ignoring the signs A metro Detroit nurse is thankful to still be with us - as the veteran health care worker recently ignored the signs that something was wrong and suffered a major heart attack. She wants her story to be an example for us. Click Here to watch video Nurse survives heart attack after ignoring the signs
Did you know the warning signs of a heart attack differ for men and women? Take a moment to learn about the warning signs of a heart attack. It might not be what you expect! Women And Heart Health Dr. Koshy talks about women and heart disease. She explains the role of hormones and its effects on cardiovascular health. Dr. Koshy expands her discussion to include the warning signs of heart attack and stroke. The role of cardiovascular risk…
Heart safety while shoveling snow Each winter, roughly 100 people in the U.S. die from shoveling snow. While many dream of a “White Christmas,” cold temperatures combined with the physical effort it takes to dig through those heavy, icy mounds puts an extra amount of stress on the heart. The results can be deadly. Why shoveling snow accelerates heart attacks shoveling snow and age Shoveling snow can be an exceptionally strenuous activity, especially since it requires so much arm…
Dr. Sam Kazziha, Chief of Cardiovascular Services will give a talk about Preventing Heart Attack and Hearth Disease during the 16th annual Macomb county Senior wellness & Retirement Expo. Courtesy of Henry Ford Macomb Hospital. Address Clinton Township Senior Center Proudly Presents Date April 5th Time 11:15 to 12:00
Heart Attack in the Making - Straight Talk From The Doc Please join us for Straight Talk From The Doc as part of 2019 cardiovascular Lectures Series. Wednesday March 20th 6:15 until 9:00 PM at Ike's Restaurant 38550 Van Dyke Sterling Heights. For reservation by phone, please call Ashley at 586 698 1205 For more information, please visit our Event on Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/events/2244061289141299/
Like our mothers told us years ago, the way to, well, anyone’s heart is through their stomach. So instead of sugary candy hearts, maybe we should slip our beloved a stalk of broccoli. At least that’s what Dr. Sindhu Koshy will be doing. The cardiologist with St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital in Warren sees patients every day who’ve been diagnosed with heart disease or who know they have a family history of cardiac trouble. A major part of her treatment…