Keeping Your New Year’s Resolutions
Another new year is now upon us. And, if you are like a lot of people, you may have made a New Year’s Resolution or two. And, more than likely,…
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Another new year is now upon us. And, if you are like a lot of people, you may have made a New Year’s Resolution or two. And, more than likely,…
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You may have heard the expression that laughter is the best medicine. And, indeed, laughing can make almost anyone feel instantly better from a psychological point of view. But, did…
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The holidays are now upon us. Soon many of us will have a few extra days off and perhaps we will be traveling. Perhaps you are one of those people…
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When it comes to what causes heart disease, we all know that staying active is important. One way to stay active is through Tai Chi. For our patients, we have…
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Heart Health for the Holidays! Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving? Let’s face it, Thanksgiving is a holiday where spending time with family and friends (and being thankful for them) is celebrated…
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Women’s Heart Disease Symptoms When it comes to heart disease in women, you may be surprised to learn that a greater percentage of women die from heart attacks than men.…
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Richard E. Collins, MD, The Cooking Cardiologist© Here is an easy fall recipe to have with a warm soup. It is ultra-low fat and cholesterol, but full of delicious fall flavors. No…
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When it comes to preventing heart disease, knowing your risk is the first step. Part of that is knowing your Calcium Heart Score. Your team at South Denver Cardiology can…
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When you are not working, what do you like to do? Or, if you don’t work or are retired, what activities do you find enjoyment in doing? Could be things…
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Red wine is getting a lot of press recently. Our favorite “study” circulating is that a glass of red is equivalent to an hour in the gym. Of course, that…
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