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Focusing on heart disease in the Black community, featuring Dr. Isaac Opoku-Asare, a board-certified interventional cardiologist from Silver Spring, Maryland.
From medical school in Ghana to becoming a specialist in the U.S., emphasizing the importance of general practice and advancements in vascular surgery. Discussing the severe impact of cardiovascular disease, highlighting the prevalence of asymptomatic blockages and the disparity in life expectancy between Black and White individuals.
Stressing the importance of recognizing early symptoms, adopting a healthy lifestyle, and regular physical activity to prevent heart disease. Addressing the promotion of exercise and the dangers of visceral fat, particularly in the abdomen, which significantly increases the risk of heart disease.
Underscoring the need for proactive measures to improve cardiovascular health in the Black community.
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—From obesity and high blood pressure
—To emotional eating and medication resistance
—To cultural myths that keep people sick
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