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What is Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute?

Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute is a world-renowned destination not only for patients seeking expert cardiovascular care, but for some of the top specialists in the field of cardiology to practice and share their knowledge through collaboration.

When was Abrazo Heart Institute founded?

Founded in 1971, Abrazo Arizona Heart Institute is one of the first freestanding outpatient clinics dedicated exclusively to cardiovascular health. Over the decades, it has earned a reputation for being able to address a full range of cardiovascular conditions, through innovative treatments, research and a highly skilled team exclusively focused on ...

Why is it important to have access to advanced cardiac care?

Because of that, when your heart isn’t functioning at its best, you can experience a wide range of issues affecting nearly every part of your body. Having access to advanced cardiac care is essential.

How does the heart work?

This organ the size of a large fist beats around 115,000 times each day, pumping about 2,000 gallons of blood through the body. This ensures that the organs and tissues throughout your body have the essential oxygen they need to function.

What happens if your heart stops working?

Your heart is your engine. If it stops working properly, you feel exhausted, uncomfortable and frustrated. You could even land in the emergency room with a heart attack. But getting your heart in shape is easier than you may realize.

What are the causes of heart disease?

Heart disease remains the top cause of death for both men and women in the United States. It’s recommended to see a cardiologist if you have any of following factors that may increase your risk for heart disease: 1 Clinical depression 2 Eating an unhealthy diet 3 Diabetes or insulin resistance 4 Excessive drinking 5 Family history of heart disease 6 High blood pressure 7 High cholesterol 8 Obesity 9 Physical inactivity 10 Smoking 11 Stress

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