HEART DISEASE AND STROKE PREVENTION PROGRAM
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KUED Channel 7 TV Series
THE MYSTERIOUS HUMAN HEART

Three episodes to view online-
1
. Endlessly Beating -  examines the heart as a muscle and tells the story of the normal heart through the histories of three people with end-stage heart failure, where a pump may be a temporary remedy, but in the long term, a transplant is almost always necessary.

2.
The Spark of Life, looks at the physiological electrical mechanisms that keep a heart beating regularly and efficiently - and what happens when this most essential rhythm of life goes awry. The program takes viewers from New York to Brazil and into the lives of patients who suffer similar symptoms that actually signal different disorders. The range of treatment options - if not cures - is startling.

3.
The Silent Killer, focuses on atherosclerosis, the silent blockage of the coronary arteries, which can trigger a devastating and possibly fatal heart attack. The key is to recognize the risk factors that feed the disease and to control them before it's too late. This program follows two patients through potentially life-saving interventions, but ultimately, the challenge is learning to live with a disease for which there is no cure.

Visit PBS to view these episodes online.

 
   
Winter Preventive Cardiology Series at the U
Various dates and locations
Eating healthy while eating out, exercise myths, stroke prevention, and working out at home are among the variety of topics offered at the University of Utah this month. Learn from the best.
View the schedule for more information.
 
   
Diabetes Telehealth Series
Ongoing, 3rd Wednesday of each month, 12:00-1:00pm (MST)
The Utah Diabetes Prevention and Control Program offers a free continuing education program to health care professionals called Telehealth. Also known as the Diabetes Brown Bag Lunch Series, this program occurs on the third Wednesday of the month from 12:00-1:00pm. The purpose of the series is for professional development and to provide a forum for the latest diabetes practice guidelines. As diabetes and heart disease go hand in hand, a few of the programs will incorporate cardiovascular topics for 2007 and beyond.  Continuing education credits are also available for nurses (1.5 hours) and dietitians (1 hour). Please visit us on the web  for more information and the upcoming schedule.
 
   

More Trainings
Check the Utah Department of Health Training and Education Center regularly for upcoming public health trainings in your area of interest.

 

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