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One of the most prevalent health problems in the world is cardiac illness, and many of them are inherited. That implies that you might be predisposed to getting a heart condition if someone in your family does. Even if they are symptom-free, people with a family history of heart disease should visit a doctor.

Posted on May 8 2023

High Blood Pressure known medically as hypertension, places people at risk for heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease—leading causes of death in the United States—high blood pressure just can’t be ignored, says Dr. Robert Segal, the founder of Manhattan Cardiology.

Posted on May 2 2023

Alcohol addiction for a prolonged period of time can have serious consequences for the heart, including weakened heart muscle, according to Robert Segal, M.D.

Posted on May 2 2023

Stroke continues to be the fifth most common cause of death and a major contributor to adult disability in the United States despite tremendous breakthroughs in medical science and clinical care.

Posted on May 1 2023

Reduced blood flow to the legs is a symptom of peripheral artery disease (PAD), which is brought on by plaque buildup in the arteries.

Posted on April 24 2023

According to a recent study, eating blueberries may help people lower their blood pressure.

Posted on April 19 2023