February is heart disease awareness month and at Central Georgia Heart Center, we take heart disease very seriously. One of the most important parts of
Becoming a cardiologist in any location is no easy feat. Our Macon cardiologists had to get through extensive medical schooling, residencies, and fellowships just to
What Is A Lipid Panel and How Often Should I Get It? Lipids are the LDL (low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol and HDL (high-density lipoprotein) cholesterol in
When you’re trying to put your cardiac health first, it’s difficult to implement multiple large changes at once. However, sometimes it’s the small changes that
Central Georgia Heart Center is one of the longest standing cardiology and electrophysiology practices in Central Georgia. Each of our providers is an expert in their field
What Is Cardiac Arrest And Is It Different From A Heart Attack? Cardiac arrest is when a person loses heart function suddenly regardless of if
For most, the holiday season and New Year is a time to get excited but that begs the question why are there more holiday heart attacks
Whether you’re recovering from a heart attack, trying to lower your cholesterol, or simply trying to prevent heart disease, there are a few tricks you
Once you’ve been diagnosed with heart disease, the most important thing is to begin managing and slowing the symptoms. Because heart disease is a diagnosis
Nuclear Cardiology Nuclear cardiology refers to non-invasive tests that use a small amount of a radioactive substance to evaluate heart disease. These tests include SPECT
