Heart Disease: Know the Stats, Know the Facts
We’ve all heard the dire message that heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in the United States. But do we really know the actual number of Americans that suffer from …
We’ve all heard the dire message that heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in the United States. But do we really know the actual number of Americans that suffer from …
Andrea M. Russo, MD, Director of the Cooper Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Service at the Cooper Heart Institute
If you watch news during the dinner hour, it’s hard to miss all the pharmaceutical advertisements, many of which talk about a …
Sajjad A. Sabir, MD
Clinical Cardiologist, Department of Cardiology
Did you know that there is a common household item that may play a part in preventing heart disease? It’s the simple toothbrush. It makes sense that the billions of bacteria …
It is a well-documented public health problem that many Americans don’t get enough sleep. Lack of sleep has been linked to excessive fatigue, headaches, delayed reaction times and difficulty concentrating. For many Americans, sleep deprivation …
Want to live longer? Want to know one simple thing you can do? Stop sitting.
At a TED Conference in 2013, author and business writer Nilofer Merchant coined the phrase “sitting is the new smoking” and …
Heart disease kills one in three women every year. Cooper cardiologists Andrea M. Russo, MD and Kathleen M. Heintz, DO, FACC joined WXPN morning show host, Bob Bumbera, to discusses the symptoms and warning signs of heart disease in women.…
The increase in the number of cardiovascular events in the winter months has many contributing factors and theories. It is important to know how the cold weather can affect your heart, particularly for those with …