Dr. Sobol reveals lesser-known heart symptoms in women, the truth about pills, and what every family should know to act fast in an emergency. Watch now on Senior Care Conversation.
Chapters
- (00:00:11) - The Senior Care Conversation
- (00:00:41) - Why does your heart change so much as you get older?
- (00:03:12) - Tips for seniors to keep their hearts strong
- (00:04:26) - Heart trouble in older people?
- (00:12:46) - Dr. Samuel Sumbal on heart disease prevention
- (00:13:37) - The Senior Care Conversation
- (00:14:19) - Why Do We Have High Blood Pressure?
- (00:17:26) - Diabetes and heart disease
- (00:22:29) - How often should you check your blood pressure?
- (00:25:39) - The Senior Care Conversation
- (00:26:42) - Heart Pain
- (00:29:44) - Heart Attack 5, Cardiac physiology
- (00:32:53) - Heart attack in women, symptoms
- (00:34:17) - Heart Attack, Caregivers
- (00:35:23) - Life-Saving Apps for Families
- (00:36:46) - The Senior Care Conversation
- (00:37:28) - Heart Disease Pillbox
- (00:40:36) - Seniors and their Medications
- (00:45:00) - Side effects of blood pressure medications
- (00:47:44) - The Senior Care Conversation
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