Your Heart Matters: Learn, Prevent, Protect

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Your Heart Matters: Learn, Prevent, Protect

Explore our library of physician-led videos on heart health, from understanding common heart conditions to practical tips for prevention and everyday care. Whether you’re learning about heart disease risks, recognizing warning signs or discovering ways to keep your heart strong, these resources are here to help you take control of your cardiovascular health.

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What Is AFib? Understanding the Basics

Dr. Hematpour breaks down Atrial Fibrillation—what it is, who it affects and why it’s important to listen to your heart.

Your AFib Treatment Options Explained

From medication to minimally invasive procedures, Dr. Hematpour outlines today’s leading AFib treatment options to help protect your heart.

AFib and Stroke: The Hidden Connection

Dr. Hematpour explains how AFib can lead to stroke—and why managing your risk is so important, even if you feel fine.

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