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Traveling can benefit heart health by reducing stress and encouraging physical activity, as revealed in a 2019 study. Dr. Brad Serwer, an interventional cardiologist, highlights that vacations lower the incidence of metabolic syndrome and symptoms related to heart disease by facilitating relaxation, improving circulation, and reducing inflammation.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men, women and people of most racial and ethnic groups, causing avoid complications such as heart attack, stroke and even damage to the kidney and liver and killing someone every 33 seconds.

This article was originally published on Fox News. To view the original article, please visit Fox News. A recent study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) reveals a troubling fact: nearly half of counties in the United States do not have cardiologists available. This discovery, documented by researchers at Brigham

VitalSolution leads the way during American Heart Month, a period dedicated to enhancing our understanding and commitment to heart health. It’s an opportunity for us to highlight the significant impact of heart disease, the leading cause of death in America, and to applaud the dedication and innovation of cardiologists and cardiac health professionals in their

As of January 2, 2024, a significant update in the nursing licensure process will come into effect, impacting those who hold or intend to hold a compact license. This change is crucial for all nursing professionals to understand, as it aligns with the evolving nature of nursing regulations and practices. What is Changing?  The Interstate

In the article “Work Stress Could Nearly Double Heart Disease Risk for Men, Study Shows,” Healthline highlights the impact of work stress on male heart health compared to female heart health. The physical effects of stress are well documented, and I suspect that the sense of lacking or losing control, in an already stressful situation

Formerly CardioSolution, the rebrand reflects expanded service lines in response to clients’ growing needs. CINCINNATI–CardioSolution, a leading provider of comprehensive cardiovascular services, will now operate under a new name, VitalSolution. Effective at once, the change also signals the launch of a new anesthesiology service line to support critical healthcare needs across under-resourced communities, nationwide. We

These appointments will assist in providing underserved patients with critical cardiovascular care across the nation. CINCINNATI–CardioSolution, a leading comprehensive cardiovascular service line provider, recently announced two new appointments to its Regional Chief Medical Officers (RCMO) team of board-certified interventional cardiologists. As the newest members of the RCMO team, Alan Berger, M.D., and Jasdeep Dalawari, M.D. will

We know that the last few years have caused unprecedented burden and stress on healthcare workers in America, even to the point of driving some out of the profession.  At Ingenovis Health, the parent company to CardioSolution, we are committed to being part of the solution to keep clinicians in the field.  In response to

NEW YORK, August 16, 2021 – Inc. magazine today revealed that for the 5th consecutive year, CardioSolution was included on the annual Inc. 5000 list. CardioSolution stands at no. 3,991 for 2021 on the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within

CardioSolution is thrilled to welcome Sean Ebner to the team as President of Physician Services for our national operation! Sean Ebner brings over twenty-five years of consulting, staffing and workforce management experience, with much of the past ten years spent in healthcare. He has held several senior level executive positions, including president and officer-level roles

Article by Bellefontaine Examiner. An energetic and spirited 89-year-old Bellefontaine resident is thankful today to be able to enjoy some of her favorite activities — from partaking of meals with her friends at the Logan County Friendly Senior Center to spending time with her family and tending to her flowers and tomato plants at her