The first time you experienced heart palpitations, it was probably very scary. Our heart beats out the rhythm of our lives, and when that rhythm is off, it can feel…
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Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) describes a condition in which the blood vessels in your arms and legs become constricted or even blocked. This is usually due to atherosclerosis, the buildup…
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Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the US. However, cardiologists continue to explore innovative ways to deal with the disease. Thankfully, many of these developments show promise…
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High cholesterol levels, especially high LDL (low-density lipoproteins) levels, can significantly increase your risk of cardiovascular diseases. Having high LDL levels can increase your risk of: Heart attack Stroke Heart…
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The heart has four valves which open and close in a specific cadence to ensure blood flows through the heart in the proper direction. When one of these valves doesn’t…
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February is American Heart Month. This year marks the 61st year of this annual observance, where organizations such as the American Heart Association shine a spotlight on heart disease and…
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While cancer treatments are essential to your ability to make a full recovery, the harsh agents required to shrink and kill cancer cells can also be very hard on your…
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South Denver Cardiology Associates is proud to announce that our cardiologist, Dr. Sri Sundaram, has recently been published in the New England Journal of Medicine for his contribution to the…
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The Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic at South Denver Cardiology Associates provides a multi-disciplinary approach to rehabilitation. We incorporate a variety of modalities in our services, including cardiovascular fitness, risk factor management…
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After smoking, being overweight is probably the single most serious risk factor for poor health. People with obesity are likely to develop type 2 diabetes, osteoarthritis, gallstones, and breathing problems…
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