Stress: How Does it Impact Your Health
Stress plays a huge role in our lives and work lifestyles, but stress also causes major problems to our overall health. High stress levels can cause headaches, muscle tension, fatigue…
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Stress plays a huge role in our lives and work lifestyles, but stress also causes major problems to our overall health. High stress levels can cause headaches, muscle tension, fatigue…
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“You should really stop and smell the roses!” I’m sure that you’ve heard that line a time or two in your life. Maybe it hasn’t been directed at you (and…
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There’s no doubt that CPR saves lives. Take a look at this statistic: About 92 percent of sudden cardiac arrest victims die before reaching the hospital. If more people knew…
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2013 has been a good year as usual for the physicians of South Denver Cardiology as many have been recognized with top honors. Congratulations doctors! 2013 BEST DOCTORS IN AMERICA®…
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Because of the continued dedication to excellence in cardiac care three of South Denver Cardiology’s heart doctors (Burchenal, Dauber, and MacDonald) have been appointed by Governor John W. Hickenlooper to…
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Exercising regularly is not only one of the best things you can do for your body, but one of the best things you can do for your brain. Many studies…
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Studies have shown that your outlook on life, your attitude toward yourself, and whether you’re optimistic or pessimistic may affect your health. These studies have found that people who are…
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Eating a balanced diet that is low in fat will keep your heart happy and healthy. But healthy foods don’t have to be bland. When preparing your food, reach for…
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Summer is the season of pool parties, neighborhood BBQ’s, weddings, and festivals. With so many events, it is easy to ditch your healthy habits in favor of massive spreads of…
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In light of the premature death of actor James Gandolfini, our Dr. Richard Collins discusses some preventative testing to detect heart disease before you have a heart attack. Check out…
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