Heart of the Matter
The Heart Remembers: Can Years of Poor Diabetes Control Leave a Metabolic Memory?
Your latest HbA1c report looks better. Your blood sugar is under control, and you feel you’re finally moving in the right direction....
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Heart of the Matter
The Undiagnosed Millions: Why Diabetes May Put the Heart at Risk Before You Know You Have It
Diabetes is often imagined as a disease that announces itself. Excessive thirst. Frequent urination. Unexplained weight loss. Fatigue. A blood test that...
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The Thin-Fat Indian Phenotype: Why Slim Doesn’t Always Mean Heart-Healthy
There is a reassuring sentence often heard around weight and health: “But I am not overweight.” The weighing scale may support it....
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Beyond Blood Sugar: What Diabetes Is Quietly Doing to Your Heart, Kidneys and Eyes
A person living with diabetes may walk into a consultation feeling reassured. The fasting sugars look better. The HbA1c is trending downwards...
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Operating on the Operated Heart: The Unique Challenges of Redo Cardiac Surgery
🩺 INTRODUCTION In cardiac surgery, no two operations are ever identical. But when a patient returns for a second or even third...
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Why Complete Revascularization Matters: What the Latest Evidence Really Says
🩺 INTRODUCTION In cardiovascular medicine, success is no longer measured simply by opening a blocked artery or creating a bypass. Increasingly, it...
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