5 Heart-Healthy Diet Recommendations
We all know the importance of a healthy diet, but do you know specifically [...]
We all know the importance of a healthy diet, but do you know specifically [...]
Here at Preventative Diagnostic Center, we utilize a low-dose CT Scanner. We do not perform currently Ultrasound or MRI exams, however we're often asked about the differences between the procedures. Below is an overview of how these exams differ.
While you hear a lot about heart health, taking care of your lungs is just as important. Lungs provide the rest of your organs with essential oxygen to flourish and fight disease. As time goes by, it's easy to pick up bad habits that can be hard on your lungs.
Understanding heart attack vs. stroke symptoms and early diagnosis of issues is critical in preventing a life-threatening health emergency. Knowing the difference and what to do if you ever experience any of these signs can increase your chances of survival.
Strong bones are crucial to your body’s health. They protect your organs, store minerals, help you move, and provide overall support and strength for everyday life. Consider these easy ways to increase bone strength and keep them healthy so they can support you for years to come.
Lung disease is a major problem in the United States. In fact, the American Lung Association¹ reported that as many as 37 million Americans live with chronic lung disease. This includes asthma, COPD and bronchitis. Unfortunately, for some with lung disease, the expenses associated with treatment are more than they can afford.
Suffering a heart attack can have a profound and lasting impact on your life in many ways. In addition to being a wake-up call to prioritize your health, the expenses associated can quickly become overwhelming. Here are all the ways a heart attack can cost you and your family.
Blocked arteries are one of the things that can be caught early, which can help to prevent heart attacks, strokes and other complications related to heart disease. But how can you catch this significant risk factor early? Will a CT scan show blocked arteries? Here’s what you need to know.
About 70% of current smokers say they want to quit, 55% actually tried to quit, but only 7% were able to drop the habit. If you fall into the category of people trying to quit but have failed, you’re clearly not alone. However, it’s not impossible! Here are some tips to help you quit smoking for good.
Long-time smokers are often asked how much they smoke and for how long they’ve been smoking. It’s essential for medical professionals to know how many cigarettes their patients are smoking to get a better idea of their overall health. A “pack year” is a helpful way to understand this cumulative volume.