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At Korban Cardiology, we emphasize the critical importance of maintaining heart and blood vessel health. A healthy cardiovascular system is essential for overall wellness, as it ensures that life-sustaining oxygen is delivered to every cell in your body. Unfortunately, cardiovascular disease remains the number one health risk for women in the United States, causing one …

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At Korban Cardiology, we understand that managing diabetes is not just about controlling blood sugar levels; it’s also about mitigating the risks associated with heart disease and stroke. The connection between diabetes and cardiovascular health is well-documented, making it crucial for individuals with diabetes to be vigilant about their heart health. Understanding the Link Diabetes …

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At Korban Cardiology, we understand the importance of staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, especially as we age. Engaging in regular physical activity not only benefits cardiovascular health but also promotes overall well-being and quality of life. In this article, we’ll explore safe and effective exercise tips for older adults and seniors to help …

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At Korban Cardiology, we understand that maintaining a healthy heart is essential for overall well-being and longevity. That’s why we’re committed to providing comprehensive care and support to help our patients achieve optimal heart health. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of prioritizing heart health and share practical tips for nurturing a strong and …

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What is Cardiology? Cardiology is the medical specialty dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the heart and blood vessels. This branch of medicine is crucial for addressing various forms of heart disease as well as cardiovascular diseases that impact both the heart and vascular system. While cardiologists are expertly trained to …

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At Korban Cardiology, we recognize that leg pain is not just discomfort but often a signal of deeper vascular issues. When patients present with leg pain, it prompts us to conduct thorough examinations to determine the underlying causes, which frequently point to peripheral vascular disease (PVD). This condition can affect not only the legs but …

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Experiencing a heart attack can be a frightening ordeal, but with proper understanding and management, many individuals go on to lead fulfilling lives post-recovery. This article aims to provide valuable insights into what a heart attack entails, addressing common questions and concerns surrounding this critical cardiovascular event. What is a Heart Attack? A heart attack …

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Understanding Preventive Cardiology Preventive cardiology programs offer proactive strategies for managing heart disease risks and preventing cardiovascular events. These programs involve a collaborative effort between patients and the cardiologist. In preventive cardiology, the emphasis is on taking proactive steps to maintain optimal heart and vascular health, rather than waiting for symptoms to arise or conditions …

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Peripheral artery disease (PAD) mirrors the patterns of coronary artery disease, both stemming from atherosclerosis—the accumulation of fatty plaque in arteries. Specifically, PAD involves the narrowing of peripheral arteries that transport blood from the heart to different body parts. Lower-extremity PAD, impacting blood flow to the legs and feet, is prevalent, while upper-extremity PAD affects …

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An aneurysm occurs when a weakened part of an artery wall allows it to abnormally balloon out or widen. The causes of aneurysms can vary, sometimes arising from unknown factors, hereditary conditions, aortic disease, or injury. Factors such as a family history of aneurysms, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and tobacco use can increase the …

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