It seems like most people are always looking for a way to eat healthier. But it can be difficult to achieve a healthy diet when you’re constantly on the go with work, school, and family obligations. But eating healthier doesn’t have to be a heavy burden on you — or your wallet! We’ve rounded up a few simple meal
Cinnamon may sometimes have a bad reputation, as it is usually accompanied with sugary deserts. However, cinnamon is surprisingly one of the most potent antioxidant sources on the planet.
Replacing salt with cinnamon can spice up your meals and provide a myriad of health benefits. While it might not directly lower cholesterol levels, cinnamon may help the body metabolize cholesterol
The First Coast Cardiovascular (FCCI) team has been the primary cardiologists treating cardiovascular patients at Orange Park Medical Center (OPMC) since 2013. For the fifth year in a row, Orange Park Medical Center earns numerous American Heart Association and American Stroke Association’s Get with the Guidelines Recognition Awards.
The awards recognize high performance in treatment for stroke, heart failure, resuscitation,
The COVID-19 vaccine was created in less than a year. This expedited time frame for this vaccine has caused panic. In order to reduce stress, we have brought research from the top organizations to bust myths around the COVID-19 vaccines.
True or False
The COVID-19 vaccines are not safe.
False. COVID-19 vaccines are safe. According to the Center for Disease Control and
After your visit with your cardiologist, your doctor may order a test for you. There are many different forms of testing and each are requested for different reasons. Here, we break down the key types of testing and what each one means:
Echocardiogram
Often known as an echo, this test provides a graphic outline
Throughout his youth, his mother instilled the belief that a human’s worth is best measured by their ability to help those around him. In honor of this belief and in honor of the love and adoration for his mother, Dr. Syed chose to work in the medical field.
As Dr. Syed advanced his education in cardiology, his residency career at
