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Just Diagnosed?

Heart attack and high cholesterol are two serious complications of heart disease. If you've been diagnosed with heart disease and are experiencing symptoms of either condition, there are crucial steps you should take. Consult our guides to learn more.

Take Control of your Heart Health!

Preparing for the Cardiologist
Dr. Weinrauch helps you get the most out of your next appointment. Learn what questions to ask and what tests the doctor might perform.
What Are My Treatment Options?
Take charge of your recovery and explore the different treatments for your heart condition.
Diet and Exercise for Your Heart
Making a few lifestyle changes may be the key to getting your heart health back on track.
Confused About Drug Information?
Managing medications can be challenging. We'll help you find out the proper usage and explore the different side effects.

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Heart disease on the rise among the young

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Over the last 30 years the incidence of heart disease has been steadily declining. However, a recent study (2008) has shown t...

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You've been diagnosed with heart disease, now take the next steps. This section will help you get your health back on track.

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