attack and heart News

To earn the award, South Nassau needed to adhere to the treatment guidelines in ACTION Registry–GWTG for 12 consecutive quarters (three years) and meet a performance standard of at least 85% for specific performance measures.

As technology advances, more and more weight loss solutions do not need heavy diet and besides that, they revolve around natural organic ingredient which produce no nasty side effects

Coach Wess Murray, host of 'Essentially Fit Radio', will be interviewing author and Life Coach, Gail Blanke. Gail will share tips from her latest book as well as talk about her personal story regarding heart disease & taking control of her health.

No more shouting at a distant base station. No looking up a name in a list. No trying to remember the number to dial. Just press the button and talk.

90% of the people who get help within one hour will continue to live independently, but after 12 hours without any aid, only 10% of the people can continue to live at home.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest survival rates can be improved when all parts of the system work together. Join the free public presentation and discussion forum, will be held Feb. 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Rogue Valley Medical Center.

HeartWeb The NEW national online heart support group for everyone affected by heart disease launches in the UK and it’s completely free to join.

South Nassau Communities Hospital has been awarded a Gold Performance Achievement Award in Coronary Artery Disease from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get with the Guidelines program.

Heart Attack Bouncing Back, a guide to recovery from heart attack, is now available from Pritchett & Hull Associates, Inc. and P-H.com

Mauritius based Prem Singh Sookhary having five arterial blockages undergoes a complex heart surgery by Padma Bhushan Dr. Ramakant Panda, Managing director at the Asian Heart Institute

This press release will clear up the confusion and differentiate between the two. Upfront, I just want to say that people don’t die from panic attacks.