Cardiac Rehab at Home Helps Patient During COVID-19 Pandemic
Embracing home-based cardiac rehab was easy for one woman with guidance from a Michigan Medicine exercise physiologist.
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Experts Urge Caution on Sports After a COVID-19 Infection
New recommendations from the American College of Cardiology’s section on sports and exercise cardiology address resuming activity after a case of COVID-19.
Cardiac Rehab Motivation in the Midst of COVID-19
If you’re a heart patient in need of cardiac rehab, a Michigan Medicine exercise physiologist helps you stay motivated at home with creative workout ideas.
Your ACE Inhibitor or ARB Medication: Is There a COVID-19 Connection?
If you have high blood pressure you may have heard that certain medications could put you at higher risk for COVID-19 complications, but one expert warns against stopping, as early studies are inconclusive.
Don’t Ignore a Heart Attack, Even During a Pandemic
In light of reports that fewer people are getting heart attack treatments right now, one cardiologist wants to remind patients that the Emergency Department is still the safest place to be when you’re having a cardiovascular emergency.
5 Reasons to Embrace At-Home Cardiac Rehab
Your in-person cardiac rehabilitation program might be suspended for now, but that’s no reason you can’t work out at home. Find out why being your own personal coach is more important now than ever.
Women Underrepresented on Cardiology Editorial Boards
Major U.S. and European cardiology journals lack female leadership, study shows.
Loeys-Dietz Syndrome – A Rare and Complex Heart Disease
A Michigan Medicine cardiologist shares important information about Loeys-Dietz Syndrome and the progress being made in diagnosing and treating this disease.
How to Know If You're Having a Heart Attack
An expert explains the difference between having a heart attack and experiencing chest pain from heart disease, along with the warning signs of each.
World’s Tiniest Pacemaker Coordinates Heartbeats from Top To Bottom
Patients whose hearts need electrical assistance to sync the atria and ventricles now have another option.
