Infection with COVID-19 can take many forms. It can be mild enough to be mistaken for the common cold, or...
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Physicians Identify Carotid Artery Dissection in Time for Treatment KPRC Channel 2’s Haley Hernandez recently interviewed The Texas Heart Institute’s...
From the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, critical care medicine professionals on clinical teams across the Texas Medical Center...
To further understand the risks and benefits of the latest COVID-19 booster, Woman’s World magazine asked Dr. Briana Costello to...
We are excited to share a new issue of the Texas Heart Institute Journal, now available online. The Texas Heart Institute Journal is a...
Yes, patients with severe infection have an increased likelihood of developing clots in their lungs, brain, and other organs. ...
If I am otherwise healthy, will contracting COVID put me at increased risk for heart disease later?
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Even though it is unlikely, anyone could suffer heart damage from COVID-19. We are still learning about the long-term effects...
If you have no symptoms, then your likelihood of having severe or long-lasting damage is low. However, you still risk...
It is recommended that you fully recover from the infection before you resume strenuous activity. It is also important that...
The risk for developing severe COVID-19 is higher in patients with chronic conditions that affect the cardiovascular and respiratory systems....
Cardiovascular drugs have molecules that help them work well to control your heart condition, but some of these molecules have...
Adjusted large data presented at the American Heart Association Meeting in November of 2020 suggests that ethnicity and race are not independent...
