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Diabetes and Cardiovascular Complications – Medical Point of View

Diabetes is a chronic disease on the rise worldwide, closely linked to cardiovascular disease, whose complications can be reduced through good blood sugar control, healthy lifestyle habits, and appropriate treatments.

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icardio 07/01/2026
Coronary heart diseases

A Heart Attack: The Day Everything Changes… and Where It All Begins

Through the testimony of Robert, a 53-year-old teacher, this narrative gives voice to the emotions, doubts, and process of rebuilding that follow a heart attack. A human perspective that complements the medical approach, intended for those who are living — or have lived — through this experience.

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icardio 03/01/2026
Coronary heart diseases

Questions about coronary artery bypass surgery

Learning that heart surgery is needed often causes worry, especially due to the uncertainty. Understanding how the procedure works can help ease this anxiety. This text provides the essential information to know before the operation.

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icardio 12/06/2025
Coronary heart diseases

The Psychological Impact of a Heart Attack – When to Worry and Seek Help

After a heart attack, angioplasty, or heart surgery, it’s normal to experience intense emotions such as sadness, fear, or anxiety — but if these difficulties persist, it’s important to seek psychological support. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness; it’s a vital step toward healing and preventing complications like post-heart attack depression.

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icardio 25/05/2025
Arrhythmia

Sudden Cardiac Death

Sudden cardiac death strikes without warning, often in people with no prior symptoms. In most cases, it occurs outside a hospital and leads to death within minutes if no rapid intervention is provided.

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icardio 20/05/2025
Coronary heart diseases

Triglycerides and Heart Disease

Often less well-known than cholesterol, triglycerides are another type of fat found in the blood. When too high, they may play a role in heart disease. Learn how they work, how they might affect your arteries, and what can be done to keep them under control.

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icardio 15/05/2025
Coronary heart diseases

The Psychological Impact of a Heart Attack

Following a heart attack, it is common to experience anxiety, fear, or even symptoms of depression. Understanding these emotional reactions after a myocardial infarction can help ease the recovery process. Stress, loss of confidence, and comparisons with others may all influence healing. Learning to recognize these signs makes it easier to adopt helpful strategies and regain balance.

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icardio 04/05/2025