Scott E. Ewing, DO, Interventional Cardiologist

Scott E. Ewing, DO, Interventional Cardiologist Scott Ewing, DO is a Interventional Cardiologist who provides a wide range of services and spends ti

Came across this and wanted to share it. Very useful information on vaccines and the diseases they treat.Good Luck!
05/09/2024

Came across this and wanted to share it. Very useful information on vaccines and the diseases they treat.

Good Luck!

Learn more about 14 different diseases that childhood vaccines help prevent. ​

03/06/2024

This week I completed needed vaccinations. 2nd dose shingles and finally got the RSV vaccine. Now, I am up to date on COVID-19 (I've had six shots so far), flu, pneumonia, tetanus, etc. Went to Walgreens. Since I have insurance, there was no charge. I'm not sure about the cost if one doesn't have health insurance.

Are you up to date on your vaccinations? If not, I strongly recommend it.

Here are the CDC recommendations on vaccinations. Good luck!

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01/19/2023

A Special Message to Cancer Patients Seeking “Alternative” Treatments

Good info!!!

Don't let desperation lead you to try things just because someone advises you to do so. Read the information on this web site thoroughly. We strongly recommend that you avoid any "alternative" cancer treatment discussed on Quackwatch. If you or someone you know investigate or purs ...

Please consider attending. These guys do a great job. And it’s virtual!Join Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Hosp...
01/19/2023

Please consider attending. These guys do a great job. And it’s virtual!

Join Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Hospital’s annual Women and Heart Health virtual event on Thursday, February 2 at 6:00 PM!

Women’s heart health needs can be unique. Learn more from a panel of women physicians who will discuss a variety of health topics that impact your heart and the hearts of your loved ones. It will be a moderated, fast-paced 90-minutes with opportunities to interact with the panel of specialists. Get comfy and let’s take time to have a heart-to-heart.

Register now for free!

A meeting that feels like an event.

04/16/2021

As I see patients in clinic I always (usually) ask people if they have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Most have been vaccinated or they are working on it. Some people report not being vaccinated and no plans to get vaccinated.

I then talk to them and explain the recommendation that most people should be vaccinated to fight the virus. Often, I probably talk too much as maybe I am too passionate about the topic. Sorry about that!

One argument that I hear against the vaccine is that the CDC's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) reporting database currently contains data documenting the ~1000 people that have died "after" receiving the COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna.

Let me address this. Yes, ~1000 people have apparently died. But the database does not contain any information that would suggest the people died "because" they received the vaccine. As an example, there was one person who was in a car wreck, later received the vaccine, and then later died. The database does not report why the patient died. Was it related to complications from the car wreck?

Let's stop for a second and do the math. Let's suppose the deaths could be 100% attributed to the vaccines (none can be attributed to the vaccine, but let's suppose). That would be 1000 deaths / 90 million people receiving at least 1 dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.

Possible vaccine mortality rate of 1000/90,000,000 = 0.0011%

Using round numbers, 550,000 have died in the US from COVID-19 (so far) with a US population of 330,000,000 people.

Current COVID-19 US mortality rate 550,000/330,000,000 = 0.17%

Comparing the two numbers, one is 150 times more likely to die from the COVID-19 virus than from the vaccine. And this assumes that people have actually died from the vaccine which cannot be proven by simply looking at the VAERS database from the CDC.

So please get vaccinated. The odds are in your favor.

In closing let me point out that the mortality rate for COVID-19 is higher in patients who are older. Approaches 20% mortality for patients in their 80s and 90s. And the majority of the 90,000,000 people that have been vaccinated are "older".

If one assumes even a 1% COVID-19 mortality rate in the population of people that have so far received the vaccines, then the odds of dying from the virus vs the vaccines approaches 900x.

Which means the odds of dying from the virus are much, much higher than 150x when compared to the odds of dying from the vaccine. And we don't know yet that anybody has even died from the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines!!!

So please get vaccinated. For you and for your contribution to herd immunity.

Yes, I am passionate about this topic.

03/04/2021

FYI, we will continue to require masks when you come see us. Texas is not out of the woods yet and it is reported that only 6% of Texans have been vaccinated so far.

So please continue to do your part for you, your family, and your community. Wear a mask, maintain social distancing, and get vaccinated!

COVID-19 vaccine update all in one chart. I cannot take credit for creating this chart, instead I shamelessly borrowed f...
03/02/2021

COVID-19 vaccine update all in one chart. I cannot take credit for creating this chart, instead I shamelessly borrowed from elsewhere. Bottom line, the vaccines work and are very safe. Get vaccinated y'all!

02/22/2021

I am hearing reports that some people on social media with the same name(s) as some of my staff members are recommending against masks and/or vaccinations.

Rest assured that we all wear masks and recommend keeping up with vaccinations as recommended by the CDC.

Please stick with the science!

If you have questions, please let us know. We are always happy to help.

02/17/2021

Have you received your COVID-19 vaccine?

The roll out continues and we highly recommend that you get vaccinated.

We have all been vaccinated (or will be completed soon) and hopeful that you can also finish the 2 shot series soon.

And don't forget your flu shot!

02/17/2021

Well, I haven't posted anything here in a while, sorry about that.

With the cold weather, our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you who are trying to stay warm, deal with power outages, and trying to survive broken water pipes.

Of course, our office is closed as even our staff deal with the challenges.

For the rest of this week, we will still be having virtual visits by Facetime, Google Duo, and regular telephone. If we call and can take care of business, then let's do it.

If it's not an appropriate time, please let us know and we will reschedule. We just want what's best for you.

Thank you,
Dr. Ewing, Christin, Sarah, and all the staff

01/18/2020
06/14/2019

Have you heard about Pidgeon?

We now have the capability for my patients to text us and we can text you in return.

Once you register your account and cell phone number you will receive instructions along with our phone number for texting.

The goal is to save you from having to deal with the phone system and voice mail as much as possible.

All text messages are automagically saved in your medical record with us!

Next time you see us in the office, if you are not already set up on Pidgeon, please ask how you can get started.

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