You may have thought foods like chips and pretzels were some of the...
You may have thought foods like chips and pretzels were some of the worst offenders when it comes to our salt intake. However, according to a new report, that commonly held belief has been turned upside down. Well, almost.
Hidden salt exposed: Bread tops the list of worst offenders.
Electrophysiologists at Oklahoma Heart Institute are the first physicians in Oklahoma to offer the Arctic Front® Cardiac CryoAblation Catheter system, the first and only cryoballoon in the United States indicated to treat paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF), a serious heart rhythm disorder that affects millions of Americans. Drs. Craig Cameron and Greg Cogert, Electrophysiologists with Oklahoma Heart Institute, completed the first CryoBalloon Ablation procedure on Tuesday, May 24th at Oklahoma Heart Institute.
Each year, more than a million Americans suffer a heart attack. The result is death in about one-third of heart attacks. Heart attacks remain the number one cause of death not only for men, but also for women.
According to Thomson Reuters-NPR Health Poll, over one-third of Americans say that they have made New Year’s resolutions to lose weight every year for the last five years. Most resolved to lose 10-29 pounds (48%) followed by 30-49 pounds (21%). Less than half stick to their goals six months into the year.
So how can this year be different? According to Psychology Today, it starts with choices and change. Making the decision to eat healthy is a daily choice that can sometimes be difficult.
Have you ever been told you have a heart problem and there's nothing else that can be done to treat it? At OHI, the physician very often take the most difficult cases that have been turned down at other centers and treat them successfully. For example, OHI’s invasive cardiologists were the first in Oklahoma to treat very high-risk patients with severe blockage of blood vessels to the heart using the Impella circulatory assist device.
The new OHI website is Here! Oklahoma Heart Institute is proud to announce the release of our newly redesigned website. By updating our main site, www.oklahomaheart.com, with a new Web 2.0 look and feel, we’ve been able to improve navigation, add new features, and provide a more user-friendly experience. In addition, we will be adding new content and posting fresh, important information on our blog. We invite you to look around our site, and hope you enjoy your OHI web experience!
You may have thought foods like chips and pretzels were some of the...