Author Archives: Dr. Anuj Shah
Eating Chili Peppers May Prevent Fatal Heart Attacks and Stroke
Chili peppers aren’t for the faint of heart, but maybe they should be. Scientists in Italy say the spice slashes the mortality rate from heart attack and cerebrovascular disease (which restricts blood flow to the brain and includes strokes and aneurysms). The study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology on December …Continue reading
Dr. Anuj R. Shah – Interventional Cardiologist
We sat down with renowned interventional cardiologist Dr. Anuj R. Shah to learn more about his road to success. Dr. Shah is one of the youngest interventional cardiologists to perform 10,000 cases. The Founder of Apex Heart and Vascular also just completed 1,000 vein cases. Dr. Anuj R. Shah is a renowned interventional Cardiovascular Disease …Continue reading
Apex Heart and Vascular Center
Learn invaluable information and take on the first steps to a healthier heart. Don’t miss Dr. Anuj R. Shah’s POWERLUNCH LIVE today at noon (EST time) on LinkedIn! Watch the power lunch live here
How These 10 Entrepreneurs Make Gratitude a Daily Practice
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so there’s no better time to reflect on the people and things you’re grateful for as a business leader. As I think about my own entrepreneurial journey, I’m filled with appreciation for the team members who have dedicated themselves to helping our business reach its goals, often when the …Continue reading
The Difference Between Angina and Heart Attack
Chest tightness or discomfort doesn’t only have to be a warning sign of a heart attack. The symptoms of angina may be very similar to the former but both heart attack and angina have significant differences, especially in their causes and a few of their symptoms. For a Cardiovascular Specialist in New Jersey, it is …Continue reading
Statins May Not Be Necessary for People with Lower Heart Disease Risk
Researchers in the United Kingdom say statins may not be needed for people with low to moderate risk of heart disease. They say the side effects of the cholesterol-lowering medications may outweigh the benefits from the drugs for some people. Experts say diet and exercise are among the alternatives to taking statins to keep cholesterol …Continue reading