Triglyceride to HDL Ratio: Is It Accurate or Dangerous? cardiology Dec 30, 2025

Does The Triglyceride to HDL Ratio Matter For Heart Disease?

There are a number of Medfluencers telling people that high LDL cholesterol is acceptable as long as your triglyceride to HDL cholesterol ratio is low. They also cite other ratios like total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol or various other...

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Do Statins Only Reduce Risk by 1%? The Absolute vs. Relative Risk Myth cardiology Dec 30, 2025

Statin Absolute vs Relative Risk

One of the arguments you hear online is that the absolute risk reduction in heart attacks or death is very small. They will say that statins only reduce the risk of death by 1.1%. They argue that this small reduction is not worth the possible side effects of the med...

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Do Statins Work In Women? Benefits And Side Effects cardiology women Dec 30, 2025

Do Statins Work in Women? The JUPITER Trial Shows 46% Risk Reduction (And Why Doctors Still Underprescribe Them)

 

The Myth That Won't Die

I hear it all the time from my female patients: "My doctor says statins don't work as well in women." Some have been told to "wait and see" before starting th...

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Ozempic & Heart Health: A Cardiologist Explains Benefits vs. Muscle Risks cardiology Dec 29, 2025

Beyond Weight Loss: How GLP-1 Medications Are Saving Hearts

If you open social media right now, you will see endless posts about "Ozempic Face," celebrity transformations, and debates about whether taking a weight loss injection is "cheating."

Everyone is talking about medications like Ozempic and...

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The "Silent" Heart Attack: Why Women Are at Higher Risk cardiology hypertension women Dec 29, 2025

The Surprising Truth About Heart Disease in Women

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Mitral Valve Prolapse: Symptoms, Risks, and Treatments cardiology Dec 29, 2025

Mitral Valve Prolapse: Everything You Need to Know (MVP Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment 2026)

Mitral valve prolapse affects 2–3% of the general population—that's roughly 170 million people worldwide. If you've been told you have MVP or suspect you might, this guide walks you through what it actuall...

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Aortic Stenosis Treatment: Why You May Not Need Open Heart Surgery cardiology Dec 29, 2025

Shortness of Breath & Heart Murmurs: The Hidden Risk of Valve Disease

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A Cardiologist’s Guide to Understanding (and Managing) Atrial Fibrillation cardiology Dec 29, 2025

Afib Symptoms, Reversal, and Treatment

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