Get to know Dr. John Rumberger and why he became a cardiologist and an engineer.

Did you tell your medicine story to the last doctor you saw? Dr. Rybacki tells you why this key concept can save lives.

Can a cholesterol pill be a shot and is it better? Dr. Jim tells about Repatha!

Wondering about intermittent fasting and weight loss? Dr. Horne and Rybacki give you the skinny on this key concept.

Invokana (canagliflozin) had crucial new information and Dr. Whitley and Rybacki gave you the 30 minutes of facts!

Guidelines drive informed cardiology practice and Dr. Blumenthal is a thought leader. Watch and Learn as he explains the prior guideline release!

Are you in a health population or a population at risk? Dr. Horne talks about population health and its impact.

Is your heart at risk? How would you know? Dr. Horne talks about heart risk assessments and their impact.

Do you know what LP (a) is? Dr. Rybacki explains this known risk factor for heart disease AND tells about an emerging medicine that may actually control the risk. Covid 19 continues to be a problem AND the Variants of Concern (VOCs) are challenging. Find out more about medicines in the promising ...

Dr. Rybacki gives an overview of the first new aspirin product in 30 years. Get the facts.

Did you know that every 2 SECONDS, someone needs blood. The American Red Cross says this is all too true. Dr. Jim gives you 5 important reasons to donate at your local blood bank! You might even lose some weight.

More than 100 people asked questions about Mounjaro when Dr. Rybacki sent out a constant contact overview of this new drug that covers diabetes AND weight loss. We created this video to help with a good example of plan criteria for covering a new expensive medicine. Dr. Jim tells about the ins an...

Are there standards of care for diabetes? It turns out that there are standards from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and Dr. Rybacki covers 3 key pillars of the 2023 standards in part one of this crucial video!

Do you know the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest? Are they the same? Can you go into cardiac arrest without having heart disease? Surprisingly, you can. Dr. Rybacki is a heart attack survivor himself and talks about blocked blood flow to the heart and the electrical loss of he...

Dr. Rybacki outlines some of the current US heart statistics, and also gives a unique view of Women and their heart health awareness. Have you heard of the Women Heart Organization? You’ll find out key facts, helpful web info and much more.

We’ve all heard of beta testing—trying something for the first time. Have you heard about a beta blocker? Many people haven’t. Dr. Rybacki brings his genuine personal style and life experience to your understanding of the beta blocker family. From high blood pressure help to heart attacks, you’ll...

Have you heard about the National Kidney Foundation? Dr. Jim fills you in on 5 healthy steps for kidney health and why the organization AND your kidneys are so important.

Live at the American College of Cardiology meeting, Dr. Rybacki talks about blood pressure monitors.

A new cholesterol treatment combines 2 medicines in a single pill- Dr. Jim explains Nexlizet!

We previously did a video about Flu, RSV and Covid being described as a triple whammy by the CDC. Now the cover of the American College of Cardiology for March 2023 has the Cardiology triple whammy. Dr. Rybacki gives an overview of the effect of Diabetes, Sleep Disordered breathing (SDB) and Obes...

Lp(a) is a novel independent heart attack risk factor YET many of us haven’t heard of it. Why…the neglect probably stems from the fact that until recently, there weren’t even experimental drugs to treat it. Dr. Rybacki brings the facts and future meds to your computer in this fascinating new video.

Blood sugar is crucial for people living with diabetes. A pill isn’t always the answer and is rarely the complete answer. Controlling blood sugar with metformin, GLP-1 inhibitors or combinations like Mounjaro is great, but using a continuous blood sugar monitoring (CGM) device live the Dexcom G7 ...