Severe Asthma

In people with severe asthma, the normally-tiny muscles in the walls of the airways are larger than in non-asthmatics. The airways close down when these muscles contract. When airways close down, it becomes difficult to breathe making the chest feel tight. Coughing and wheezing are also common. Medicine is typically necessary to relax and reopen…

Cardiac Catheterization

Catheterization is a key diagnostic tool for cardiac health. Traditionally, a line is threaded through the femoral artery in the groin and up into the heart, requiring patients to lie flat for several hours and remain immobile for some time after the procedure. This procedure may be done to: Locate narrowing or blockages in blood…

How Healthy Is Your Liver?

You likely don’t give much thought to your liver, but here’s why you should.

15 Fun Facts about Exercise

This interesting trivia about how exercise affects your body will motivate you to move more.

How Many Calories Should I Eat a Day?

Follow this guide to figure out how much to eat based on your specific body and goals.

How to Lower Blood Pressure

Follow these tips to help keep your blood pressure under control.

Cleveland Clinic Survey: Roughly 40% of Americans Have Experienced at Least One Heart-Related Issue since the Beginning of COVID-19 Pandemic

Deborah Announces New Cardiology Chair

Joseph Chirichella, President and CEO, has announced the appointment of Vincent J. Pompili of Moorestown as Cardiology Chair, effective immediately.

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Recognizes Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month

Coinciding in Conjunction with Deborah’s 2000th Robotic Ablation Procedure

Is Climate Change Making Your Allergies Worse?

If you feel like you’ve been suffering more than usual during allergy season, you’re not alone.