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Most Recent Episodes
Top 5 - Preparing For Your Cardiology Visit | 15 min
Cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane and Dr. Carolyn Lacey review cardiovascular health and offer advice on how to prepare for a cardiology visit.
What is High Blood Pressure | 26 min
In this episode, cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane and Dr. Carolyn Lacey discuss managing high blood pressure at home with guest Dr. Christopher Chen.
My Heart Procedures - Stress Testing | 19 min
Doctors Matt DeVane and Carolyn Lacey discuss the significance and process of various types of stress tests with their colleague Dr. John Vu.
Lowering Your Blood Pressure With Medication | 24 min
Cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane and Dr. Carolyn Lacey join guest Dr. Christopher Chen to talk about managing high blood pressure with medication, lifestyle changes, and new information from recent trials.
Grandma Got a Smart Watch | 12 min
In this episode cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane and Dr. Carolyn Lacey review wearable heart monitoring devices with their guest, Dr. John Vu.
Leg Swelling and Vein Disease | 25 min
Cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane, Dr. Carolyn Lacey and Dr. Christopher Wulff discuss symptoms, risk factors and treatment options associated with venous disease.
Learn All About Chest Pain | 18 min
In this episode, cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane, Dr. Carolyn Lacey and Dr. John Vu discuss how they approach chest pain and the different potential causes.
Heart Disease Risk Factors: Know Your Risks | 17 min
Cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane, Dr. Carolyn Lacey and Dr. Jason Liu discuss managing coronary artery disease risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, family history, and genetics, for better heart health.
Take Control of Your Blood Pressure | 25 min
Cardiologists Dr. Matt DeVane, Dr. Carolyn Lacey and Dr. Christopher Chen discuss the seven pillars of blood pressure management, which include obesity, diet, use of alcohol and tobacco, sleep, exercise, and stress reduction.
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