The Miller Family Heart, Vascular & Thoracic Institute has created a series of online presentations to provide you with information about heart, vascular and thoracic conditions and treatments. These videos highlight questions and answers about heart and vascular disease prevention and lifestyle management by our health care professionals.
There are several risk factors for heart disease; some are controllable, others are not. The more risk factors you have, the greater the likelihood that you will have heart disease. By making changes in your lifestyle, you can actually reduce your risk of developing heart disease.
Video Playlist
Your Questions About Cholesterol Answered, featuring Dr. Ashish Sarraju
Stress Is an Important Consideration for Healthcare Providers, featuring Luke Laffin, MD
The Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Kidneys, featuring Luke Laffin, MD
Do You Really Need To Check Your Blood Pressure at Home?
Listen to Your Heart…..Risk Factors
Women and Heart Disease, featuring Leslie Cho, MD
Heart Disease and Gut Bacteria – Update on TMAO, Featuring Steven Nissen, MD and Stanley Hazen, MD, PhD
Diabetes and the Heart, featuring Dennis Bruemmer, MD
Bariatric (Metabolic) Surgery and Cardiovascular Health, featuring Steven Nissen, MD and Ali Aminian, MD
Natural Ways to Lower Blood Pressure
Three Things You Need to Know to Take Care of Your Heart, featuring Marc Gillinov, MD
Young Women and Heart Attack, featuring Leslie Cho, MD
White Coat Hypertension, featuring Steven Nissen, MD
Stress, Anxiety and Depression and It's Impact on Heart Disease, featuring Leopoldo Pozuelo, MD
Like any other muscle in your body, the heart is also a muscle and needs exercise to remain in good shape. Regular exercise provides many benefits to your heart and your body.
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Phase 2 Cardiac Rehabilitation, Featuring Erik Van Iterson, PhD, MS
How Do You Restart Your Exercise Program After Heart Surgery? Featuring Michael Crawford, MS
What Every Patient Should Know About Cardiac Rehabilitation, Featuring Erik Van Iterson, MD