“Even though our topic for this month is musculoskeletal, the issue of heart disease is just too critical to ignore,” says Dr. Shawn R. Benzinger, founder of secondopinion.org and noted Indianapolis physician. “Rheumatic, coronary, ischemic, even congenital heart disease—all carry risk factors and relationships to our behavior we can all try to understand now to help prevent the disease in the first place.”
Featured articles in October include anger and depression as contributors to heart disease in men, the relationship between stress and heart disease, and understanding the critical risk factors in women that increase the chance for heart disease to develop. This month’s book review content, Anger Management for Dummies, is available as streaming audio or video.
“One out of every two people who suffers a heart attack for the first time does not survive,” adds Dr. Benzinger. “It’
Risk factors include obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol—
Each month, secondopinion.org seeks to truly inform consumers about special health topics of the month, and offers a searchable archive containing previous month’s subjects, articles and interview content. For more information, visit secondopinion.org.
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SecondOpinion.org isn’t a web destination as much as it is an interactive web experience that helps people to meet their own unique requirements for health, well-being, and peace of mind. Whether interested in maintaining wellness in general, or seeking information about a specific condition or area of specialty, users will find frank, honest, and oftentimes revelatory information that will help them better participate in creating an individualized health care plan.
Secondopinion.org is the brainchild of noted Indianapolis specialist Dr. Shawn R. Benzinger, the founder and Director of the Indy Spinal Care Center. Dr. Benzinger has been practicing in Indianapolis for over 20 years and has specialized in Orthopedics with a focus in chronic pain.
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