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Blog Postpartum Preeclampsia

Dr. Denise Pate of Medical Offices of Manhattan, discusses postpartum preeclampsia, why it happens, how dangerous it can be, and what you can do to help prevent and treat it. What is postpartum preeclampsia? Preeclampsia is the development of hypertension and the onset of one of the following: protein in urine, low platelet count, abnormal […]

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Posted on June 2 2021
Blog Erectile Dysfunction & Heart Disease

Erectile dysfunction is a subject that can be surrounded by feelings of insecurity, embarrassment, even shame, but it’s something that we should be able to discuss openly. Difficulty achieving an erection is something that more than half of men likely experience at some point in their lives, but erectile dysfunction, in which this occurs repeatedly […]

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Posted on May 17 2021
Blog The Effect Caffeine Has On Your Heart

Dr. Kambiz Shekib of our sister brand, Medical Offices of Manhattan discusses the effects caffeine has on your heart. Sources: UpToDate & AHA   What effect does a high caffeine intake have on your heart? Caffeine is a most commonly utilized drug in the world; found in everyday products which include tea, coffee, sodas, and […]

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Posted on March 30 2021
Blog Drinking Alcohol with Heart Disease

It’s unlikely that there are many people who would try to make the argument that drinking alcohol is actually good for you, but there can be a somewhat surprising amount of confusion over how drinking actually affects your heart. For people who’ve already had a heart attack or are dealing with high blood pressure or […]

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Posted on February 26 2021
Media Myocarditis Looms as Threat to Athletes Recovering from COVID 19 | Dr Jossef Amirian

Our cardiologist, Dr. Jossef Amirian, was featured on Cheddar News discussing how myocarditis looms as a threat to athletes that are recovering from COVID 19.

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Posted on December 27 2020
Media Meet Dr. Mary Greene – Manhattan Cardiology

Meet Manhattan Cardiology’s Director of Women’s Heart Health, Dr. Mary Greene. She discusses women’s cardiovascular disease and what the risks are.

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Posted on December 27 2020