A study published by the American Heart Association shows that adding 5 extra minutes of brisk exercise per day can help you lower your blood pressure. Learn how, along with some tips for sustainable goals. Read More

Kenny Berning had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and other heart problems. Cincinnati’s HCM experts at The Christ Hospital fixed his problems and saved his life. Read More

This episode of The Christ Hospital’s MD Insider takes a look at the BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart, the next generation device that represents a transformative leap in care for patients with severe heart failure. Read More

After a misdiagnosis and concern over being heard, Neena turned to The Christ Hospital’s Women’s Heart Center for a second opinion and specialized women’s heart care. Hear how she’s feeling in her own words. Read More

Lindner Research Center at The Christ Hospital Health Network hosts clinical trial of cardiac shunt that may offer new hope for heart failure treatment. Read More

A new study reveals some eye-popping numbers about popular sugar substitutes and how they could cause deadly clots to form in the bloodstream. Cardiologist Dr. Thomas O’Brien weighs in on the findings and some better alternatives for your sweet tooth. Read More

Trouble falling or staying asleep? Turns out 1 in 3 of us aren’t getting enough quality sleep to protect our health. Let’s pull back the covers on common sleep problems – and how some can make your heart work harder when you’re supposed to be at rest. Read More

The Christ Hospital Health Network is leading the way in cardiovascular research and innovation through the Carl & Edyth Lindner Center for Research and Education, which has been named among the top 3 percent of cardiovascular research in the U.S. Read More

Injected weight loss drugs are grabbing headlines. The longest running safety study is out with new information on side effects and impacts on cardiovascular risk factors. Heart failure specialist Dr. Thomas O’Brien breaks down the findings. Read More

Atrial fibrillation (AFib), is projected to impact 12 million Americans by 2030. MD Insider looks at advances in Electrophysiology which specializes in diagnosing and treating heart electrical disorders like AFib. Read More