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Blog Why should I take an exercise stress test and how accurate is it?

The heart has to pump more blood during the exercise test because your body is working harder and using more oxygen. The test can reveal whether the blood arteries supplying the heart have less blood flow.

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Posted on April 10 2023
News What Is Cold Plunging and Are the Benefits Legit?

The fundamental question is: Does cold plunging work? Individuals who are only clad in a swimsuit and a grimace lower themselves into ice water and wax poetic about the advantages for muscle regeneration, heart health, and more. We learn about the potential advantages and risks of cold plunging from Robert Segal, MD, board-certified cardiologist and […]

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Posted on April 4 2023
News Hypoxemia (Low Blood Oxygen): Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

According to Robert Segal, M.D., a board-certified cardiologist and founder of Manhattan Cardiology and Medical Offices of Manhattan in New York City, "Hypoxemia happens when the lungs are unable to extract enough oxygen from the air or when the blood cannot carry sufficient amounts of oxygen to the body's tissues."

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Posted on April 3 2023
News Heart failure: Exercise therapy is safe and helps improve recovery, study finds

Researchers looked into the potential health benefits of supervised exercise therapy for people with heart failure. They discovered that patients' exercise capacity and quality of life are both improved by supervised exercise treatment.

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Posted on March 28 2023
Blog It’s more than just chest pain.

Learning about all of the signs and symptoms, not just the ones you see and hear about in entertainment and online, is the best thing you can do for your family (and yourself) in the fight to prevent heart disease.

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Posted on March 27 2023
News Could the hunger hormone help improve heart function in people with heart failure?

Heart failure is a severe condition concerning how well the heart can pump blood throughout the body. A​ recent study tested the hormone acyl ghrelin among people with chronic heart failure. Dr. Robert Segal, the founder of Manhattan Cardiology, Board Certified Cardiologist, and a fellow of the American College of Cardiology (FACC), commented on the […]

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Posted on March 23 2023