It’s a common misconception that exercise buys you a ticket to eat whatever you want. According to Dr. Joel Fuhrman, a nutrition expert who understands the key to diet and …
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Do you enjoy a few cups of joe every day? There is nothing wrong with that! Previous studies indicated that high coffee consumption can stiffen the arteries, restricting proper blood …
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In honor of National Heart Awareness Month, Jim Spaulding, of Cardiac Care & Safety, Inc., sits down with Tim DeMoss, of WFIL AM560, to share information regarding CPR training and …
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During the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions in Anaheim, CA, AHA President John Turner suffered a minor heart attack. Warner, who is also CEO of UT Southwestern University Hospitals in Dallas, …
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September is National Preparedness Month, and 2017’s theme is “Disasters don’t plan ahead. You can.” At Cardiac Care & Safety, we agree with this philosophy. It’s important to stay prepared …
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If you thought cardiac arrest and heart attack were interchangeable terms, you’re actually incorrect. Learn about the differences as well as how to respond to each occurrence from this infographic …
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It’s a common misconception that only older people need to be on the lookout for warning signs of stroke. The reality is that the condition can occur at any age. …
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