Media Articles

Is heart attack in young women more common than you think? For the longest time, heart attacks have been thought of as an old man’s disease. But the fact is—Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, killing about one in every four women. [1] Aside from that, it […]

Posted on July 24 2019

Extreme weather, either too cold or too hot, has its cardiovascular risks. Hot temperatures cause blood vessels to dilate, lowering one’s blood pressure, while elevated blood pressure can lead to heart attacks or strokes. In many cases, low blood pressure raises the risk of fainting or passing out. So how does one spot the risk […]

Posted on July 8 2019

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in America, and our Dr. Amnon (Ami) Beniaminovitz is determined to change that. A multi-board certified clinical non-invasive cardiologist, who joined our Manhattan Cardiology family in 2017, Dr. Ami is a professional who truly practices what he preaches. A shining example of wellness and fitness, Dr. Ami […]

Posted on July 1 2019

One of our Cardiologists and co-founder of LabFinder, Robert Segal, MD, was interviewed by WebMD to discuss the Effects of Energy Drinks He’s quoted as saying: “If you’re studying for an exam and have to pull an all-nighter a few times a year, it’s probably OK” to have one, says cardiologist Robert Segal, MD, founder […]

Posted on June 26 2019

The adage goes, “Your body is the most expensive thing you’ll ever own.” Hard to argue with that one, and yet, so many Americans are plagued, by the millions, with heart disease. And providing your body with the proper nutrients it deserves isn’t just about slimming down and looking fit – it’s about maintaining a […]

Posted on June 18 2019

One of our Cardiologists and co-founder of LabFinder, Robert Segal, MD, was interviewed by healthline to discuss the 90 Percent of People with Heart Failure Don’t Make Lifestyle Changes? He’s quoted as saying: “Heart failure simply means that the heart is not pumping enough blood, so the body isn’t getting enough oxygen,” Segal told Healthline. […]

Posted on June 2 2019