Cardiac Rehab, It’s More Than Just Exercise!

Taking Carotid Artery Disease Seriously

Kane Chang, MD, vascular surgeon, explains how to prevent Carotid artery disease on the Hurley in the Morning radio program.

Understanding Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib)

Deborah’s chief electrophysiologist Raffaele Corbisiero, MD, was featured on Hurley in the Morning and gave a veritable clinic on Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib).

Thriving in the Face of Heart Disease

Dr. Kulpreet Barn appeared on “Hurley in the Morning” to discuss all of the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of heart failure.

HeroCare Connect

Vice-President of Government and Community Relations, Christine Carlson-Glazer, was on Hurley in the Morning, where she discussed the HeroCare Connect program, a partnership between Deborah and Cooper University Health Care.

Have Chronic Leg Pain? It Could Be Peripheral Artery Disease.

Dr. Vincent Varghese was a guest on the Hurley in the Morning podcast this week to discuss the signs and symptoms of this condition, and how it can prevented and treated at Deborah Heart and Lung Center.

How COVID Damages the Lungs

Dr. Andrew Martin, Deborah’s Chair of Pulmonary Medicine, was the featured guest on Hurley in the Morning, and he was there to discuss an important topic: how COVID damages the lungs.

Women and Heart Disease: What You Need to Know

The director of the Women’s Heart Center at Deborah, Renee Bullock-Palmer, MD, was featured on the Deborah Health Report on Hurley in morning, where she gave a detailed rundown of the heart disease risks that women face.

Understanding COVID-19’s Long-Term Effects

The chairman of the Department of Cardiology at Deborah Dr. Vincent Pompili was a guest on Harry Hurley’s morning show today, where he discussed the long-term effects of COVID-19 and the vaccine.

Knowing Your Heart Health Numbers

Deborah Cardiologist Dr. Alan Ghaly explains what knowing four simple health numbers can do for your heart health in his latest appearance on Hurley in the Morning.