ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Heart disease doesn’t always announce itself with obvious symptoms. Sometimes, the warning signs can be subtle, easy to dismiss, or even appear unrelated to the heart.
In this World Heart Day episode of TALRadio, themed “Don’t Miss a Beat,” we speak with a cardiologist about the signs we often overlook, atrial fibrillation, changing cardiovascular risks among younger adults, and the role of factors such as stress, sleep and sedentary lifestyles.
The conversation also explores why early detection matters and why feeling healthy doesn’t always mean your heart is healthy.
Tune in and learn what it really means to not miss a beat. ❤️
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