Dr Richman Hosts Webinar for Georgetown University
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Dr Richman hosts a
1-hour webinar for
Georgetown University
on healthcare reform
Click here to listen - 11/17/2009.
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Dr Richman on Dennis Prager
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Dr Richman appeared on Dennis Prager
Health Care Reform
8/04/2009
Click here to listen (Part 1).
Click here to listen (Part 2).
Heart and Health (Lipoprotein Testing)
5/14/2009
Click here to listen.
Heart and Health (Metabolic Syndrome)
1/15/2009
Click here to listen.
Your Heart, Your Health
11/20/2008
Click here to listen.
The Cause of Heart Disease
6/16/2008
Click here to listen.
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Dr Richman on California Life
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Dr Richman recently appeared on California
Life with Heather Dawson.
Click here to watch - 9/19/2009.
Click here to watch - 2/26/2008.
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Announcing the New Educational Resources Section
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Dr Richman has partnered with Dr Thomas Dayspring to create a new
section of educational resources.
The goal of this new section is to provide the most accurate and up-to-date
lipid information to both patients and healthcare professionals.
Here you'll find
papers, presentations, videos and various other resources.
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Click here to learn more.
National Firefighter Health Week
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Congratulations to Hermosa Beach California Professional Firefighters for taking a call to action against Heart Disease! The firefighters sponsored a heart-health talk featuring Dr. Michael Richman during National Firefighter Health Week August 18-22.
Click here to watch.
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Announcing the new Center for Cholesterol Management Online Store
We are pleased to announce the grand opening of the Center for Cholesterol Management online health and supplements store,
providing products for your heart health and overall wellness.
Click here to visit the online store.
For the past fifty years, medical science has learned a lot about the causes of heart disease. At first, doctors looked at total cholesterol numbers but then discovered that not all cholesterol was dangerous.
That's when doctors discovered the importance of identifying the different types of cholesterol - LDL (the "bad" cholesterol) and HDL (the "good" cholesterol). Generally speaking, the lower the LDL numbers and the higher the HDL numbers, the better.
While measuring cholesterol is helpful, knowing these numbers isn't enough for all patients. Doctors are beginning to realize that determining your risk of a heart attack is not as simple as just measuring your cholesterol. A staggering fact shows this:
Doctors now know that approximately 50% of people who had heart attacks have had "normal" cholesterol numbers at the time.
- Centers for Disease Control |
This has caused many doctors to look for answers beyond cholesterol.
Overview of NMR LipoProfile Test >>
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