Join this free course and learn about the healthy lifestyles for the prevention of heart diseases. The course will highlight the latest treatment methods.
Heart disease is the primary cause of death in the world, and one of the most common causes of physical disability, costing billions of dollars annually, not to mention the social pressure resulting from an individual from one’s family getting sick.
The “Healthy Hearts” course will address, in its first week, healthy lifestyles for the prevention of heart disease. We will talk in detail and in a simplified manner about proper nutrition based on global studies, healthy exercise, and the reasons for blockages of the coronary arteries. Then we will discuss in subsequent weeks artery disease, sudden death, diseases resulting from a defect in the electrical impulses of the heart such as irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), cardiomyopathy and heart failure, and diseases of the valves. We will also discuss the latest methods of treatment known globally. In this course we will talk with specialists from the most famous world-class universities, so they can provide us with their expertise on the latest findings of knowledge in this field.
The first part of the “Healthy Hearts” course does not require a medical background, and has been prepared in a simplified manner for a period of four weeks, to introduce you to the various risks of heart disease, prevention, treatment methods and how to avoid resulting problems such as sudden death and heart failure.
In this unit, you will learn about the components of the heart, the risks of cholesterol, types of medications that help protect against heart artery diseases, the importance of a healthy diet, and an interview with a fitness coach.
This unit covers the causes of heart failure, its functional classification, sudden death causes, factors contributing to heart failure, and which patients are candidates for heart transplants.
Understand the concept of arrhythmia, types of heart rhythm disorders, how to diagnose it yourself, causes of tachycardia, medications that may cause it, and the concept of ventricular fibrillation or bradycardia.
This unit explores atrial fibrillation, its causes, complications of heart failure, and valve diseases and their causes.
A consultant for cardiovascular disease, therapeutic and network catheters, diseases involving electrical impulses of the heart and heartbeat, and laser treatment from Brown University, Harvard, Tufts, and New York University in the US. He is an assistant professor at Case Western University in Cleveland in the US. He has many published studies about genetic heart disease and disease involving blocked arteries and electrical impulse of the heart, in addition to co-authoring some medical references.
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