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Any problem that causes the heart to malfunction can be a big deal. If you have a problem with your heart, seek help from a medically trained and qualified professional who, in medical terms, is called a cardiologist.

AMS 2024: Internal Medicine A Review And Update-Rheumatology, Endocrinology, And Cardiology is organized by American Medical Seminars, Inc. and will be held from May 20 - 23, 2024. Clinical approach to rheumatology (Wasko) Diagnostic testing in rheumatic diseases (Wasko) Thyroid Case Studies (Winters, S) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (Winters, S) Hypo and Hypercalcemia (Winters, S)

"Senior Citizen Welfare Association - Miryalaguda members and their families participated In the camp and the following tests- BP, Weight, Blood Sugar, ECG, 2D Echo were done free of cost. Cardiology Cardiothoracic Surgery, Orthopedic, Diabetic, Gen Medicine departments participated and gave free consultations. 175 members participated and Utilized the facilities. Dr AGK Gokhale addressed the gathering on "Better ways to lead healthy life". Senior Citizen Welfare Association - Miryalaguda has felicitated Dr AGK Gokhale on his remarkable achievements in Medical profession."

Heart surgery hospital in India. Apollo Hospitals offers cardiology treatments such as CABG, Heart Bypass Surgery, Beating Heart Surgery, MICAS, Heart Transplant Valve Surgery, open heart surgery in India

Heart Clinic Surgeon - Meet our team of best cardiologist & cardiothoracic surgeons in India. We are providing specialists consulting, diagnostic treatment services in cardiology center at Apollo Hospitals

In 2001, Dr Alvin Ng Chee Keong received the Singapore Ministry of Health's HMDP Award to receive formal training in Cardiovascular Imaging at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, USA and was subsequently registered as a specialist in Cardiology in the same year.

The widely-held concept that levels of "good" cholesterol in the blood can indicate heart disease risk is not equally true for Blacks and whites, and the measure itself may be of less value than previously thought, according to a U.S. study published on Monday (November 21). Various types of cholesterol are thought to have either healthy or unhealthy effects. Low levels of so-called "good" high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol were linked with higher odds for developing cardiac problems in the long-term study - but only in white participants, the study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found. In contradiction to what has generally been assumed, low HDL levels did not confer any higher risk of heart disease in Black people, researchers said. Among white people, however, those with HDL levels below 40 milligrams per deciliter had a 22% higher risk for coronary heart disease compared with those whose HDL levels were higher. High HDL levels (above 60 mg/dL), which are thought to be protective, were not linked with lower coronary heart disease risks in either race, researchers found.

In partnership with the pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust (LTHT) has recently established an innovative cardiometabolic clinic. The clinic focuses on reducing cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes who have recently been discharged from LTHT following a heart attack. It is delivered jointly by the cardiology department at Leeds General Infirmary and the diabetes services at the Trust. This is a patient-centred approach to reducing that risk, with pharmacist-delivered clinics scheduled for six to eight weeks after the heart attack. Stephen Wheatcroft, Professor of Cardiometabolic Medicine and Consultant Cardiologist at LTHT, said: "This is an exciting and innovative development, one of the first in the country. Previously, Type 2 diabetic patients presenting with heart issues would have been treated by two separate specialty teams. This is the first time there has been a specific clinic combining the cardiac and diabetes team working together. "We aim to reduce the risk for patients, with earlier multidisciplinary hospital care, to help discharged patients achieve better diabetes control, through improved medication support and optimisation, reducing the need for further treatment and future hospital stays. Overall, it will mean a better patient experience, with improved monitoring and information about treatment options, along with a reduction in waiting times for review in a specialist clinic."

A new NHS-funded training course on clinical examination skills has been announced by Health Education England (HEE) for 10,000 community pharmacists. The training will be provided by CliniSkills and be coordinated by HEE with the Pharmacy Integration Programme at NHS England. With pre-registration now open to all community pharmacists, the programme will be available from 17th April 2023 and will until March 2024. It will be delivered online, with optional face-to-face attendance for pharmacists who would find this beneficial. Pharmacists will be required to complete a module on history taking and identification of serious conditions and can then choose from four optional modules, which cover the following themes: dermatology; cardiology; paediatrics; and ear, nose and throat. The training is designed to be complementary to the independent prescribing training and can be completed prior to or after an independent prescribing training course. It is open to all community pharmacists including those that work part time and locums.

Living a sedentary life? You may be actually inviting death. Be active or be ready to be permanently inactive. Well, this is what a research, done over 45 years, says. The study on middle-aged men, which appears in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, started in 1967 and ended in 2012.

Dr. Boon Lim is the voted best cardiologist in London. He provides personalized patient care, tailored to your needs. Dr. Lim is able to see you at several locations for your convenience, where you can expect to receive world-class care. Consultation starts with a history and thorough understanding of your needs and often fears, and his empathetic style, and clear decision-making, underscored by expert knowledge in his field, give patients the assurance and confidence that they are receiving an exceptional healthcare experience entirely focussed on the patient's concerns.

The 14th Annual Emirates Cardiac Society Conference 2023 is organized by Lumina Organizers and ECS and will be held from Nov 24 - 26, in Dubai, UAE.This conference is designed to deliver an engaging forum to critically examine evidence-based strategies as well as contemporary best practices and clinical decision-making to reach our common objective of improving the heart health of patients with cardiovascular disease.

This CME/CE course on Cardiovascular Health in Postmenopausal Women explores data on cardiovascular disease in this demographic, covering incidence, impact, underlying causes, and associated risk factors.