AHA

Gender-Specific Results of AF Ablation in a Private Practice Setting

November 17, 2011

in AF ablation, Atrial fibrillation

Here is our AHA poster. In powerpoint version: Gender-specific results of AF Ablation in a Private Practice Setting And in PDF: Gender-specific results of AF ablation in a Private Practice Setting-PDF The actual poster: (Click to enlarge.) I would like to thank my co-authors. Without their volunteerism and can-do ethos, we would simply not know [...]

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CW: Living on the far right of the (heart-health) curve

March 2, 2011

in Cycling Wed, Healthy Living

Readers of Cycling Wednesdays know that I am often tough on the endurance athlete crowd. Our over-indulged, egocentric lifestyles, and less-than-tranquil temperaments make great fodder for posts on inflammation. Sorry about that. But not this Wednesday, though. Today, I am putting your healthy ways up on a pedestal. I would like to invite you into [...]

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Philosophers know not health…

January 22, 2010

in Health Care, Health Care Reform

The WSJ recently reported the American Heart Association’s earth shattering proclamation urging people to focus on the prevention of heart disease.  The AHA provides the seven steps to wellness, like a map to the grail.  Does the AHA have a surprise or something novel to share with us?  No, just the usual recommendations to not smoke, [...]

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