by Andrew Rudin | Jun 12, 2017 | Cardiology, Heart Disease, Prevention
If you were asked “What’s the number 1 killer of women in the United States?” what would your answer be? Some might assume the answer to be “cancer”, while others might think “car accidents” or other unfortunate events. The truth is, the number 1 thing to kill women...
by Andrew Rudin | Jan 31, 2017 | Cardiology, Heart Disease, Prevention, Research
The science has gone back and forth and back again on whether coffee is good or bad for you. Pregnant women are forbidden from it and all caffeinated drinks. Children are told that coffee will stunt their growth in an effort to keep them away from the semi-addictive...
by Andrew Rudin | Jan 30, 2017 | Cardiology, Healthcare, Research
As young people enter an uncertain workforce and an even more uncertain higher education experience, choosing a field of study is an increasingly important decision. Although estimates put an adult’s lifetime career changes close to 7, it’s not quite the same in the...
by Andrew Rudin | Jan 5, 2017 | Cardiology, Healthy Living, Heart Disease, Prevention
Even though it’s wintertime, our bodies crave sunlight, and it’s not just because of the cold weather and deep-seeded desire to spend life on the beach. As it turns out, sunlight offers more than just temporary warmth. Especially for cardiovascular health, sunlight is...
