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Holiday Heart Hazards
KYW’s Rasa Kaye and Cardiologist Joseph Guarino, MD discuss the phenomenon of “holiday heart syndrome,” exploring how stress, alcohol, and overindulgence can trigger atrial fibrillation and other heart issues during the festive season.
Know the Warning Signs of COPD
If you have been coughing and wheezing a lot lately, you may be wondering whether you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
The Basics of Lung Cancer
Cardiothoracic Surgeon Joseph Costic, DO, discusses causes, symptoms and treatments of lung cancer on the Hurley in the Morning radio show.
What is Sleep Apnea?
Pulmonologist Zeeshan Khan, DO, explains the causes, symptoms and treatments for sleep apnea on the Hurley in the Morning radio show.
Understanding Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
KYW’s Rasa Kaye and pulmonologist Howard Waksman, MD discuss how Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) develops, the early signs and symptoms to watch for, and the latest strategies for managing and slowing the progression of this chronic lung condition.
What is Heart Valve Disease?
Nurse practitioner Jennifer Joiner, APN, explains the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment for heart valve disease on the Hurley in the Morning radio show.
Defining the Importance of Quality in Health Care
Cardiologist and Executive VP and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Aaron Kugelmass, defines the importance of quality in health care on the Hurley in the Morning radio show.
Understanding Carotid Artery Disease
KYW’s Rasa Kaye and Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon Gregory Domer, MD discuss how carotid artery disease develops silently, the serious stroke risks it poses, and the advanced screening and treatment options that can help restore blood flow and prevent life-threatening events.
What Is a Heart Attack?
On this episode of Hurley in the Morning, Cardiologist Joseph Guarino, MD discusses heart attacks.
What Is Coronary Artery Disease?
Interventional Cardiologist, Muhammad Raza, MD, discusses CAD in its earliest stages and even patients who are at high risk for developing it on the Hurley in the Morning radio program.