Hope For Hearts

30/01/2026

What happens during an angioplasty, and how does a stent help restore blood flow? 🩸 Interventional Cardiologist Dr Rohan Bhagwandeen breaks down these key heart procedures in clear language to help us better understand these terms ✅

30/01/2026

Dr Paolo D’Ambrosio breaks down the full symptom spectrum of atrial fibrillation, from chest discomfort to subtle reduced exercise capacity. 😮‍💨 Highlighting how early detection is critical to stop the cycle of atrial dilatation and improve long-term outcomes! ❤️‍🩹

29/01/2026

Dr Jeff Macemon joins the Hope For Hearts program! 🩺 Located in Queensland, Dr Macemon is a Cardiothoracic Surgeon who provides comprehensive heart and chest surgery, with special expertise in minimally invasive aortic valve surgery.

29/01/2026

🔍 Assess your heart health risk with our Heart Health Questionnaire: https://hopeforhearts.com.au/heart-health-questionnaire/ Download your results and take them to your General Practitioner for personalised insights and guidance. ✅🩺

29/01/2026

Aortic stenosis doesn’t always look the same in women, with symptoms like dizziness or breathlessness often overlooked! 🫨 Dr Sherwen explains the importance of recognising these differences and highlights emerging evidence supporting TAVI as an effective treatment option for women. 🚺

22/01/2026

Interventional Cardiologist Dr Peter Scott joins the Hope For Hearts program! 💙 Dr Scott specialises in a range of diagnostic cardiac and interventional procedures for coronary artery disease, chest pain, and structural heart disease.

🏥 He is the Director of Cardiology at Canberra Hospital, and also works at Calvary Bruce Private Hospital and National Capital Private Hospital.

22/01/2026

How do surgical risk scores influence the choice between treatment options for high-risk cases? 🫀Dr Heath Adams discusses the critical role these calculators play in assessing suitability for a procedure and determining potential post-procedural outcomes. 🤔

20/01/2026

ATTR-CM is a progressive heart condition caused by the buildup of transthyretin amyloid proteins in the heart muscle. Over time, these abnormal deposits make the heart stiff and weak, leading to heart failure symptoms such as shortness of breath, fatigue, and swelling.

Early diagnosis is key. With new treatments now available, managing ATTR-CM can help slow progression and improve quality of life. ❤️‍🩹

20/01/2026

A/Prof Passage stresses the importance of optimal referral timing to ensure people with MVD are eligible for treatment. ❤️‍🩹 Outlining the specific clinical markers that may lead to surgical options being considered. 🏥

17/01/2026

Looking for a quick and healthy lunch, dinner, or work meal prep meal? This easy one-pan recipe is packed with protein, fiber, and is delicious! 🍗🍠🥦

Here's the recipe: https://www.eatingwell.com/recipe/259962/maple-roasted-chicken-thighs-with-sweet-potato-wedges-and-brussels-sprouts/

17/01/2026

Professor Chris Semsarian joins the Hope For Hearts program! 🩺 Located in NSW, Prof Semsarian is a Cardiologist with extensive experience in the management and treatment of genetic cardiovascular conditions. He is passionate about using state-of-the-art genetic testing approaches to improve the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of CVD.

15/01/2026

Maintaining heart health requires careful attention, particularly when symptoms such as palpitations, dizziness, or fainting occur. Remote cardiac monitoring allows clinicians to track heart rhythm and activity in real time, offering both reassurance and earlier detection of potential concerns. ❤️🩺

Discover the main types of remote cardiac monitoring devices, their uses, and their reliability in our latest blog! ✔️ https://hopeforhearts.com.au/remote-cardiac-monitoring-what-devices-are-out-there-and-are-they-reliable/

Maintaining heart health requires careful attention, particularly when symptoms such as palpitations, dizziness, or fainting occur. Advances in medical