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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), high blood pressure affects almost one in every two individuals in the United States.

Posted on September 27 2023

Every forty seconds, someone in the United States suffers from a heart attack.

Posted on September 21 2023

70% of people who have had a heart attack or stroke did not know that LDL cholesterol is often called "bad cholesterol" because it causes fat to build up in the arteries.

Posted on September 20 2023

Exercise briefly raises your blood pressure and heart rate and is one of the best things you can do for your heart's health. But if your heart rate goes down while you're working out, it could be because you have a major heart problem.

Posted on September 14 2023

When it comes to monitoring and managing patient health, healthcare organizations are increasingly moving away from depending primarily on hospital-based treatment and periodic exams as the only available options. Digital health solutions, such as remote patient monitoring devices, make this possible.

Posted on September 13 2023

Read this exclusive conversation with Dr. Robert Pilchik of Manhattan Cardiology via Fox News. He gives six tips on how to reduce cholesterol for the health of your heart.

Posted on September 7 2023

There is a small chance of stroke with many chemical birth control methods. Your chance of having a stroke relies on many things, and there are things you can do to decrease that probability.

Posted on September 6 2023

You've definitely heard your doctor stress the importance of drinking enough water and maintaining good blood pressure. Hydration and blood pressure regulation are not only important for general health, but are also related.

Posted on August 31 2023

By providing real-time feedback on ride intensity and duration, among other data points, wearables help cyclists train more efficiently. However, wearables also have the potential to save the lives of the elderly by monitoring their health.

Posted on August 30 2023

Cholesterol is produced in sufficient quantities by the body, but if necessary, it may also be obtained through diet. Dr. Robert Pilchik of Manhattan Cardiology explains how to keep cholesterol under control.

Posted on August 23 2023