After a podcast conversation with Dr. Warrick Bishop, Chris Henry pursued a CT calcium score scan that revealed critical heart blockages—despite having no symptoms. This led to a life-saving quadruple bypass. Dr. Bishop reflects on the power of early imaging and proactive health care in preventing silent, deadly heart disease.
As a doctor passionate about heart health, I am excited to share with you some vital insights.
Our recent analysis of over 1,400 health assessments has uncovered surprising trends in heart risks, prompting us to act for your well-being.
These findings highlight trends in heart risks that are crucial for everyone to understand.
Foremost preventative cardiologist Dr Warrick Bishop joins Dave to discuss Heart Scans and why they are important.
Doctor Warrick Bishop is a practicing cardiologist, best selling author, and keynote speaker and who has a passion to help prevent heart disease on a global scale.
What if you could plan NOT to have a heart attack?
PETER was a 35-year-old male with high cholesterol who had tried cholesterol-lowering tablets but had suffered aches and pains. He really didn’t want to be on medication unless it was clearly indicated. At our first meeting, he was fit and well, and was not on any regular medication. There was no history of premature coronary artery disease in his family although both his parents had had elevated cholesterol.
A key element to any new approach to primary prevention and risk assessment is the availability of, and accessibility to, imaging the coronary arteries using CT scanning.
I am 52 years of age, work in an office position and have always struggled with my weight. That, combined with a family history of heart disease, has worried me that I could die prematurely of a heart-related condition.
My name is Sue and I have followed you since the start. Most of this time I have been living in Kota Kinabalu in Borneo, Malaysia but recently returned to Australia permanently due to my Husband having some health issues and we now living in Brisbane. Which brings me to you!
My Father died several years ago of heart disease. He was a heavy smoker, lack of exercise and although at the time his diet was probably considered to be healthy whereas today it wouldn’t cut it (in my eyes anyway). He had 2 brothers who consequently died of heart disease also. All three of them were in their early 60’s.
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Dr Warrick Bishop, author of "Know Your Real Risk of Heart Attack” shares a personal story of how current assessment for heart attack risk is not good enough and how we must do better.