by Dr. Abella
Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of Hispanic women, yet only a third of them know this fact. How can a person prevent something that she isn’t aware is an issue? Hispanic women report that they spend their time and energy caring for their families. They pay attention...
by Dr. Abella
Varicose veins, usually located in a person’s legs, are purple-blue veins which become swollen and twisted with pooling blood due to poor circulation. Varicose veins are a condition caused by a problem with the flow of blood from the extremities back up to the heart....
by Dr. Abella
Yes, some of us are at greater risk for heart disease than others. But modern cardiac technologies and treatment have come a long way in helping decrease the probability that our genes create our heart-health destiny. If you have a family history of cardiovascular...
by Dr. Abella
Are you desiring to change your lifestyle and eating habits to lose a few pounds and maintain a healthy weight? Do you want to prevent illnesses like cancer, diabetes and heart disease? If so, a Mediterranean diet may be a good choice for staying satisfied by your...
by Dr. Abella
For those who have varicose veins or other venous issues, it’s common to worry about the heart as well. All issues of veins and arteries connect back to the heart in some ways, so it’s natural to wonder how problems in other areas of the body relate back to the heart...
by Dr. Abella
Do you know the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? Are you even aware there is a difference between them? Being able to distinguish the signs and symptoms may help you to prevent a fatal event. When it comes to your cardiac health, knowledge is...
