CYNTHIANA, KY The heart is a highly complex organ. When something goes wrong, the diagnosis is seldom simple. Tests and scans provide valuable clues, but
LOUISVILLE Approximately half of all medical school graduates are women. Fewer than 20 percent of cardiologists who see adult patients are women, according to a
LEXINGTON Growing up in Karachi, Pakistan, Azhar Aslam, MD, found he was drawn toward the medical field from a very young age. “As I kept
DANVILLE Interventional cardiologists specialize in removing blockages. When something impacts a patient’s blood flow, they clear the way and fix the problem. Recently, Hussam N.
LEXINGTON Earning a healthcare accreditation starts long before the application period. It means educating and re-educating staff; identifying gaps in services to the patient population
OWENSBORO Many physicians can point to a mentor or a singular event during their training that influenced their choice of specialty. For Abdelkader Almanfi, MD,
BOWLING GREEN The saying goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” A more practical way of saying it might be, “A
LOUISVILLE They say, “Home is where the heart is.” Well, now the heart has a new home – at the Structural Heart Center at Jewish
LEXINGTON Physicians at Baptist Health Lexington were the first in Lexington to implant the recently approved coronary stent that slowly dissolves into a vessel. The
LOUISVILLE Five million people in the United States suffer from atrial fibrillation (AF), a heart condition where the upper chambers of the atrium beat too
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