IN THE MEDIA
Healthy Miami Magazine
Dr. Abella is an advisor for Healthy Miami Magazine. He was also featured in the Healthy Hearts sections of Healthy Miami January 2017 Edition.
Indulge Magazine
Dr. Abella appeared in Indulge, a publication of the Miami Herald.
Abella Heart Was Featured in The Miami Herald April 2017
Dr. Abella appeared in an Educational Vein Health Campaign in The Miami Herald.
Let’s Get Ready For Summer
Dr. Abella appeared in a series of Vein Health Marketing Campaigns Pre & Summer Seasons.
Miami Herald
Dr. Abella appeared in a publication of the Miami Herald.
Miami Herald
Ask Dr. Abella/Vein Health Column debuts in the Health Section of Tropical Life of Miami Herald.
Healthy-Miami.com
Dr. Abella was featured in the Digital Magazine Healthy-Miami.com
Miami Herald
Dr. Abella appeared in a publication of the Miami Herald.
Naples Daily News
Dr. Abella appeared in the Naples Daily News.
The Truth About Heart Health and Wine Consumption
The notion that red wine is good for your health, particularly your heart, has become popular in recent years due in large part to media dissemination of half-truths, partial facts, and very small studies. It is very important to clearly understand the relationship...
Do You Know All the Triggers of a Heart Attack?
Do you know if your habits and activities could cause a heart attack? Yes, genetics are a factor, but your lifestyle is a major contributor. What you eat, how you manage stress, whether you exercise regularly, and other controllable behaviors can all affect your...
What Is a Leg Ulcer?
A leg ulcer refers to a break in the skin of the leg. Normally, these breaks occur due to injury and heal normally within one to two weeks. Chronic leg ulcers, however, are characterized by breaks in the skin that allow bacteria and air to access the leg's interior...
Diet Trends: Intermittent Fasting
Diet trends come and go, but one seems to have been around for the ages: intermittent fasting. Recommended for weight loss by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, and observed in several religious practices, intermittent fasting isn’t the newest idea. But it is...
Is There a Connection Between Varicose Veins and Cardiovascular Disease?
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....