Got Rhythm? An Update on the Treatment of Cardiac Arrhythmias

The heart normally has a steady beat. When the beat becomes irregular, takes off on its own, or misses a beat, a cardiac arrhythmia is present. While cardiac arrhythmias are usually benign, they can also be related to an increased risk of stroke and may be life-threatening. In this talk, Dr. Paul Wang, Director of the Stanford Cardiac Arrhythmia Service and Professor of Medicine and Bioengineering (by courtesy), talks about cardiac arrhythmias and new treatments.
Speaker: Paul Wang, MD

[shortnow]

Chiropractic can treat. This specialist says not one word about structural pressure on the spinal nerves that actually create the sinus node pulses in the first place. Just saying.

[stevenstoffers]

20:03 the baby boomers are in their 20's and 30's.... the "plus" generation???? huh? where did the WW2 boomer cohort go... that was a huge one? they died???