Ian Neeland, MD
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Losing Weight With Medication? You May Be Losing Muscle, Too
More studies are needed to understand whether the muscle loss from weight loss drugs is harmful. Some research suggests they can improve the preserved muscle.
Synchronized Diabetes and Heart Care Improves Every Aspect of Patients Health
When David Tschantz became increasingly short of breath and was diagnosed with multiple health problems, he turned to UH Heart & Vascular Institute for coordinated care.
Is Coronary Calcium Scoring Right for You? 4 Things to Know
While most people rely on their blood pressure or cholesterol numbers to manage their heart health, another test may be even better.
First Drug to Prevent Heart Disease Is Approved
For the first time, an anti-inflammatory drug is on the market to prevent heart attacks and stroke.
How Heart Disease Affects the Kidneys
The heart and kidneys share a special, life-sustaining connection, so that what’s good or bad for one is generally good or bad for the other.
Why Sleep Is Essential for Heart Health
Though many people don’t realize it, sleep is just as important as your blood pressure or cholesterol level for heart health.
Are Statins Worth Taking for High Cholesterol?
Tens of millions of U.S. adults take cholesterol-lowering medications, but only half of adults who could benefit from the drugs take them.
There’s More to Heart Disease Risk Than Cholesterol
If you’ve had your cholesterol checked, you might wonder how important your cholesterol levels are for determining heart disease risk. It’s just one of many factors.