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Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Cholesterol
When you’re diagnosed with high cholesterol, your doctor can be an important source of information about how to reach your cholesterol and heart-health goals. While it’s up to you to take action, healthcare professionals can help you manage your heart disease risks, advise you about necessary lifestyle changes, and propose medication and other interventions.
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Understanding Atrial Fibrillation
That quivering or fluttering feeling in your chest could be a sign of an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation (AFib). Learn about this serious but generally manageable condition.
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Decoding Signals from the Five Senses
Apr 11, 2018
Our five senses tell our brain what it needs to know about the world. But, they may also be telling you something about your health. On The Doctors, our Dr. Freda Lewis Hall helps decode signals from the senses.
The Numbers for High Blood Pressure Just Got Lower
The guidelines for high blood pressure have changed. Learn more about the new guidelines, why the numbers changed, and what this could mean for you.
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The Lowdown on New Blood Pressure Guidelines
Mar 1, 2018
The guidelines for blood pressure were updated in 2017. On Dr. Phil, our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall explains and shares tips to help keep your blood pressure in check and your heart healthy.
Help Your Heart Keep the Beat
Most of us know that being physically active is good for us. Did you know that physical activity also has important positive effects on your heart?
A Stroke Is an Emergency!
Learn about the signs and symptoms of stroke and the importance of acting fast and calling 911.
Understanding This Rare Disease Called TTR Amyloidosis
Learn about a rare disease called Transthyretin (TTR) Amyloidosis including symptoms, treatment options and when to speak with your doctor.
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Sleuthing “Silent” Health Threats
Oct 3, 2016
A sharp pain, high fever or itchy rash are all signs you might need to see a doctor. But what if there are NO symptoms telling you something is wrong? Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Pfizer’s Chief Medical Officer, reveals 5 “silent” health threats on The Doctors.
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Ask the Doctors 2 (Heart attack warning signs; strains/sprains/broken bones; expired medications)
Sep 8, 2016
Are heart attack warning signs different for men and women? Is it a strain, sprain or broken bone? Can you take expired meds? On Dr. Phil, Pfizer Chief Medical Officer Freda Lewis-Hall, M.D., has the answers to these common health questions.
What You Should Know About Heart Attacks
Get the facts about heart attacks—also known as myocardial infarction—such as symptoms and causes.
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