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Praised for his musicality and effortless ability to connect with his audiences, Edward has performed in Italy, Bulgaria, Austria, and the U.S.
After more than 15 years of performing/teaching experience, Edward most recently released his first album, "Canzone," which features some of his favorite Italian love songs. In 2007, he was selected to attend the exclusive Casalmaggiore International Music Festival in Italy. In 2005, he created the role of Chang Chung in the world premier of "Genghis Khan" in Austin, Texas. His performance garnered rave reviews, and is available on CD through Salvage Vanguard Theater archives. In 2004, Edward was also a Finalist in the El Paso Opera Competition, and he also received first place in the NATS Adult Division.
After graduating with a B.A. in Music/Journalism in 2002, Edward joined the International Opera Studio of Dallas, where he studied under Sheila Jones Harms. Soon after he trained at the Academy of Voice and Stage in Miami, FL.
He currently resides in Allen, TX where he established the Edward K. Studio of Voice in 2013 and teaches students of all ages a progressive "Bel Canto" method of singing, which frees the natural voice and encompasses all genres of music.
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Whether you're new to singing or you're an advanced musician looking for some extra polish, Edward K. can help you master your potential.
With more than 15 years of performing/teaching experience, Edward K. specializes in a progressive approach to the "bel canto" method of singing, which frees the natural voice and encompasses all genres of music--even public speaking.
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A progressive approach to the Italian "bel canto" method of finding your natural voice in a free and clear way. Once you learn the correct techniques of the vocal mechanism then you can apply it to all genres of music and styles.
With 35 years of music-related experience, Danaila is in her 15th year of working as a professional musician and teacher. She has experience teaching from 5-year-old to 55-year-old students, from the beginners to advanced students. Some of her advances students are winners of national competitions and now having a successful career as singers in Europe and America.
Born in Bulgaria, Danaila began her formal music studies at the age of 5 with piano and theory lessons. She won her first prize performing piano when she was 10 years old. Her passion for singing took her to participate actively at children's and youth choirs. As a soloist singer for a National Choir she traveled all around Europe, performing in France, Holland, Germany, Hungary, Greece inter alia. Danaila earned her Bachelor's Degree in Music Education and Master's Degree in Voice Pedagogy in Bulgaria, both with honors, and received a special mention as outstanding student. She moved to South America where for over 10 years she was a full time College Professor teaching Voice, Piano, Voice Technique and Coaching, Music Theory, Ear Training and Choir Conducting. Danaila has been invited to be part of an international jury for Voice and Opera competitions. She has participated in numerous musical events as a pianist, singer, lector, clinician and conductor.
Danaila holds a Master's Degree in Music from Texas Christian University. She awarded assistantship and worked as an Assistant Conductor at TCU Symphony Orchestra and Voice Coach at TCU Opera Studio. She has been nominated and initiated into the nationally recognized music honor society Pi Kappa Lambda. As a conductor she has been performing Operas, Choral-Orchestral, Symphonic, Chamber and A Capella repertoire in America and Europe.
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The piano lessons are focused in building and improving the right technique using special exercises and proper repertoire. I am familiar with many of the Piano Teaching Methods and will recommend the best for you according to your age, level and goals. Learning and playing pieces from different periods and composers is important to develop artistic sensitivity as a performer.
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On singing and performing: I've been a musician for a very long time and can testify that music heals on a mind, body, and soul level! Though my official performances in front of audiences started with playing woodwind instruments such as clarinet, sax, and flute from elementary school through high school in band, my primary instrument in earnest has been voice for the past 27 years.
However, my Mom told me that I have actually been singing--well, humming (a recognizable tune at that!)-- since I was nine months old. I've lead numerous solos in small ensembles and large choirs over the years, and was very involved not only with the adult music ministry at my church, but directed the children's choir as well. I'm a huge fan of arranging and creating harmonies for duets, trios, and small groups. I've shared the stage with Erykah Badu, Ruben Studdard, Rickey Dillard, Chrisette Michele, Ledisi, Peabo Bryson, and CeCe Winans.
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On being an economist: Economics has been my trade and training since 1993. I've been an analyst at the Florida Legislature as well as consulted in the private sector, but my first love has always been teaching. I've been teaching the intro to micro- and macroeconomic classes consistently since the beginning of 2007 at Southern Methodist University. The algebra comes up a lot in these classes, so I've often ended up tutoring students one one in algebra as well. I was thrilled when Takelessons added academic tutoring to their offerings in addition to music lessons. :)
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Uncharacterized protein 246L
Invertebrate iridescent virus 6 (IIV-6) (Chilo iridescent virus)
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- BLAST>sp|Q91FS6|246L_IIV6 Uncharacterized protein 246L OS=Invertebrate iridescent virus 6 GN=IIV6-246L PE=4 SV=1 MLIKFLIIPINGKKTLIQYSKSGFDEETRKYIPTLRRTDLLRIAKNCNIQLSKEMYDFEI SNKIIHWKPSSLSYSRKELTKLTKKDIISLFNIHNINTTKAECKFDLIESFLQQQKLYFY ENLDEE
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Indicates the name(s) of the gene(s) that code for the protein sequence(s) described in the entry. 4 distinct tokens exist: 'Name', 'Synonyms', 'Ordered locus names' and 'ORF names'.

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Gene namesiORF Names:IIV6-246L
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Organismi Invertebrate iridescent virus 6 (IIV-6) (Chilo iridescent virus)
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Taxonomic identifieri 176652 [NCBI]
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Taxonomic lineagei Viruses › dsDNA viruses, no RNA stage › Iridoviridae › Iridovirus
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Virus hosti Acheta domesticus (House cricket) [TaxID: 6997]
Chilo suppressalis (striped riceborer) [TaxID: 168631]
Gryllus bimaculatus (Two-spotted cricket) [TaxID: 6999]
Gryllus campestris [TaxID: 58607]
Spodoptera frugiperda (Fall armyworm) [TaxID: 7108]

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Chaini 1 – 126 126 Uncharacterized protein 246L PRO_0000377829 Add

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AECKFDLIES FLQQQKLYFY ENLDEE 126Length:126Mass (Da):15,059Last modified:December 1, 2001 - v1
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AF303741 Genomic DNA. Translation: AAK82107.1. NCBI Reference Sequences
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Me: Annica, 11-11-1983, Dutch, Bookbinder, Catlover, Loner, Complicated
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From 1976 to 1985, Dr. Torrey was on the clinical staff of St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C., where he specialized in the treatment of severe psychiatric disorders. From 1988 to 1992, Dr. Torrey directed a study of identical twins with schizophrenia and severe bipolar disorder. His work at the Stanley Medical Research Institute currently includes participating in ongoing collaborative research on viruses and other infectious agents as a cause of these diseases. He has also carried out research in Ireland and Papua New Guinea.
Dr. Torrey was educated at Princeton University (B.A., Magna Cum Laude), McGill University (M.D.), and Stanford University (M.A. in anthropology). He trained in psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine. He practiced general medicine in Ethiopia for two years as a Peace Corps physician, in the South Bronx in an O.E.O. Health Center, and in Alaska in the Indian Health Service. From 1970 to 1975, he was a special assistant to the Director of the National Institute of Mental Health.
Dr. Torrey is a frequent expert guest on national radio and television and has written innumerable guest opinions for national and regional newspapers and magazines. He received two Commendation Medals from the U.S. Public Health Service, a 1984 Special Families Award from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), a 1991 National Caring Award, a research award from the International Congress of Schizophrenia, a humanitarian award from NARSAD, and a 2005 tribute included in NAMI's 25th Anniversary Celebratory Donor Wall. Born in Utica, New York, in 1937, he is married with two children.
Dr. Torrey has authored 20 books and more than 200 lay and professional papers. His work has been translated into Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, German and Chinese.
Among the Books by Dr. E. Fuller Torrey
- The Insanity Offense: How America's Failure to Treat the Seriously Mentally Ill Endangers Its Citizens
265 pages; W.W. Norton (2008): ISBN: 978-0393066586
- Surviving Schizophrenia : A Manual for Families, Consumers and Providers (5th edition)Surviving Schizophrenia : A Manual for Families, Consumers and Providers (5th edition)
576 pages; Harper Paperbacks (2006, 5th edition); ISBN: 0060842598
- The Invisible Plague: The Rise of Mental Illness from 1750 to the Present
458 pages; Rutgers University Press (2007); ISBN: 978-0813542072
- Surviving Manic-Depressive Illness: A Manual on Bipolar Disorder for Patients, Families, and Providers Surviving Manic-Depressive Illness: A Manual on Bipolar Disorder for Patients, Families, and Providers
432 pages; Basic Books (2005); ISBN: 0465086640
- Out of the Shadows: Confronting America's Mental Illness Crisis Out of the Shadows: Confronting America's Mental Illness Crisis
256 pages; John Wiley & Sons (1998); ISBN: 978-0471245322
- Schizophrenia and Manic-Depressive Disorder: The Biological Roots of Mental Illness as Revealed by a Landmark Study of Identical Twins
304 pages; Basic Books (1995); ISBN: 978-0465072859
- Freudian Fraud: The Malignant Effect of Freud's Theory on American Thought and CultureFreudian Fraud: The Malignant Effect of Freud's Theory on American Thought and Culture
362 pages; Harper Collins (1992); reprinted Lucas Books (1999); ISBN: 978-1929636006
- Criminalizing the Seriously Mentally Ill: The Abuse of Jails As Mental Hospitals (out of print)
Public Citizen Health Research Group and NAMI (1992)
- Nowhere to Go: The Tragic Odyssey of the Homeless Mentally Ill
272 pages; Harpercollins (1989); ISBN: 978-0060915971
- Care of the Seriously Mentally Ill: A Rating of State Programs
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339 pages; McGraw Hill (1983); reprinted by Lucas Publishers (1999); ISBN: 978-1929636013
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- Number of Discs: 6
- Run Time: 1068 Minutes
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- Studio: Paramount
- DVD Release Date: November 7, 2006
- Audio: ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo [CC]
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Beverly Hills 90210 Season 1 is one of the definitive, landmark shows of the 1990s. 90210 quickly became an important fixture on Fox � and in the popular discourse of adolescents and young adults. The first season's main characters, Dylan, Kelly, Donna, Steve, David, Andrea and twins Brandon and Brenda, all attended West Beverly Hills High School. Brandon and Brenda Walsh and their parents, transplants from Minneapolis, were the stable nuclear family with strong values; their home was a safe haven for the whole gang and the center of much of the Beverly Hills 90210 seasonal drama. The show dealt with a steady stream of love triangles and other romantic entanglements, and occasionally touched on more serious issues as well.
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DEARBORN / March 8, 2011---The University of Michigan-Dearborns Center for Innovation Research iLabs recently released its Innovation Index for the third quarter of 2010. The Index, which quarterly measures economic innovation activity in the state of Michigan, fell slightly from 85.8 to 85.3.
There were some strong factors and some weak factors in this report but it was certainly encouraging to see signs of the job growth Michigans economy needs, according to Lee Redding, associate professor of business economics and director of the Innovation Index at the College of Business.
The Innovation Index tracks economic innovation in Michigan based on calculations of employment of innovation workers, trends in venture capital, trademark applications, incorporation activity, small business loans and gross job creation. In the most recent quarter, two indicators rose while four declined. The Index is modestly below its year-ago level and well below its pre-credit crunch numbers.
Positive indicators in the third quarter 2010 Innovation Index were gross job creation, which increased due to jobs added by new and expanding companies and employment of innovation workers, which showed a increase in the percentage of workers employed in science and engineering.
Negative indicators included incorporations and LLC filings, which continued a drop from earlier quarters; Small Business Administration loans, which experienced a drop in the third quarter linked to the expiration of stimulus provisions; venture capital funding in Michigan, fell from a very high number reported for the second quarter and trademark applications, which fell after two quarters of increases and are now slightly below the year-earlier total.
The next University of Michigan-Dearborn Innovation Index report, due out in early June, will contain a detailed report of fourth quarter activity with a preliminary indication for the first quarter of 2011.
In looking at this data indicators currently appear mixed creating a likelihood of the Index holding near its current level in the fourth quarter, said Redding. Redding collaborates on the project with economist Anne-Louise Statt.
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In response to recent developments in pictorial practice and critical discourse, Painting Beyond Itself seeks to historicize and propose new approaches to the question of the medium. Reaching back to the earliest theoretical and institutional definition of painting as a medium in the Renaissance and 18th century, this two-day conference traces the changing role of the medium in establishing painting as the privileged practice, discourse, and institution of modernity. In particular, the sessions explore the question of the specificity of the medium under the condition of its de-specification. Bringing together an international group of scholars, critics, and artists, Painting Beyond Itself is a forum for a rich historical, theoretical, and practice-grounded conversation.
Friday, April 12
9am - Welcome
Robin Kelsey, HAA, Harvard University
Lynette Roth, Harvard Art Museums
Ewa Lajer-Burcharth, HAA, Harvard University
9:15am - Painting as Subject
Moderator: Joseph Koerner, HAA, Harvard University
Intelligent Touch
David Joselit, Yale University
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Ewa Lajer-Burcharth, HAA, Harvard University
The Double Session: Seasons and Sacraments: An Experiment in Painting Thinking
Jutta Koether, Hochschule für bildende Künste (HfbK), Hamburg
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Can a Color Be Egoistic?
Yve-Alain Bois, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ
Modern Color: A New Paradigm
Jacqueline Lichtenstein, Université Paris IV-Sorbonne
Color: A User's Manual
Amy Sillman, New York City
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2:30pm - Indexicality and Liveliness
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The Value of Liveliness: Painting as an Index of Agency in the New Economy
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Quasi vivo: Enlivenment in Early Modern Italian Art
Frank Fehrenbach, HAA, Harvard University
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Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease. It's also the
number one killer of both men and women in the United States.
When you have it, your heart muscle doesn't get enough blood. This can lead to serious problems,
heart attack
can be a shock to find out that you have coronary artery disease. Many people
only find out when they have a heart attack. Whether or not you have had a
heart attack, there are many things you can do to slow coronary artery disease
and reduce your risk of future problems.
Coronary artery disease is
caused by hardening of the arteries, or
. This means that fatty deposits called
(say "plak") build up inside the arteries. Arteries are the blood vessels that carry
oxygen-rich blood throughout your body.
Atherosclerosis can affect any
arteries in the body. When it occurs in the ones that supply blood to the
heart (
the coronary arteries
), it is called coronary artery disease.
When plaque builds
up in the coronary arteries, the heart doesn't get the blood it needs to work
well. Over time, this can weaken or damage the heart. If a plaque tears, the
body tries to fix the tear by forming a blood clot around it. The clot can
block blood flow to the heart and
cause a heart attack
Symptoms can happen when the heart is working harder and needs more oxygen, such as during
exercise. Symptoms include:
Less common symptoms include a fast heartbeat, feeling sick
to your stomach, and increased sweating. Some people don't have any symptoms.
In rare cases, a person can have a "silent" heart attack, without
Your doctor will do a physical exam and ask questions about your past health and
your risk factors. Risk factors are things that increase the chance that you
will have coronary artery disease.
Some common risk factors are
being older than 65; smoking; having high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or
diabetes; and having heart disease in your family.
If your doctor thinks that you have coronary artery disease, you may have
tests to check how well your heart is working. These tests include an
(EKG or ECG), a chest X-ray, an exercise electrocardiogram, and blood tests. You may also have a
coronary angiogram
to check blood flow to the heart.
Treatment focuses
on lowering your risk for heart attack and stroke and managing your symptoms. Lifestyle changes, medicine, and procedures are used.
Health Tools help you make wise health decisions or take action to improve your health.
Learning about coronary artery disease:
Being diagnosed:
Getting treatment:
Preventing coronary artery disease:
Living with heart disease:
End-of-life issues:
Coronary artery disease is
caused by hardening of the arteries, or
atherosclerosis. This means that fatty deposits called
build up inside the arteries. Arteries are the blood vessels that carry
oxygen-rich blood throughout your body.
Atherosclerosis can affect any
arteries in the body. When it occurs in the arteries that supply blood to the
heart (
the coronary arteries
), it is called coronary artery disease.
When plaque builds
up in the coronary arteries, the heart doesn't get the blood it needs to work
well. This is called ischemia (say "is-KEE-mee-uh"). Ischemia can cause symptoms such as chest pain or pressure. Over time, ischemia can weaken or damage the heart.
If the plaque breaks apart, it can cause a heart attack. A tear or rupture in the plaque tells the body to repair the injured artery lining, much as the body might heal a cut on the skin. A blood clot forms to seal the area. The blood clot can completely block blood flow to the heart muscle and
cause a heart attack
The most common symptoms of
coronary artery disease are angina (say "ANN-juh-nuh" or "ann-JY-nuh") and shortness of breath when exercising or doing other vigorous activity. Women are somewhat more likely than men
to have other symptoms
like nausea and back or jaw pain.
Angina symptoms include chest pain or pressure or a strange feeling in the chest. This feeling can be in
areas other than the chest
, such as in the neck or jaw. Angina can be stable or unstable.
Some people don't have any symptoms. This is called "silent ischemia." In rare cases, you can even have a "silent heart attack," a heart attack without symptoms.
Things that increase your risk of coronary artery disease are the things that lead to a problem called
, or hardening of the arteries. Atherosclerosis is the starting point for coronary artery disease, peripheral arterial disease, heart attack, and stroke.
Your doctor can help you find out your risk of heart disease, heart attack, and stroke. Knowing your risk is just the beginning for you and your doctor. Knowing your risk can help you and your doctor talk about whether you need to lower your risk. Together, you can decide what treatment is best for you.
Things that increase your risk include:
Your age, sex, and race can also raise your risk. For example, your risk increases as you get older.
To learn how to lower your risk, see Prevention.
Do not wait if you think you are having a heart attack. Some people aren't sure whether they're having one, or they don't want to bother others, so they wait. But getting help fast can save your life.
or other emergency services immediately if you have symptoms of a heart attack or are with someone who has symptoms. Symptoms may include:
After you call 911, the operator may tell you to chew 1 adult-strength or 2 to 4 low-dose aspirin. Wait for an ambulance. Do not try to drive yourself. By taking an ambulance, you may be able to start treatment before you arrive at the hospital.
Nitroglycerin. If you typically use nitroglycerin to relieve angina and if one dose of nitroglycerin has not relieved your symptoms
within 5 minutes, call 911. Do not wait to call for help.
Call your doctor if:
To see if you are at risk for heart
disease, have symptoms of heart disease, or need long-term care
for existing heart disease, see your
family doctor
. For diagnosis of coronary artery disease,
you may see a
. For ongoing care of stable angina, you
will likely see your family doctor or an internist. For angioplasty or surgery,
you will be referred to an
interventional cardiologist
cardiovascular surgeon
Your doctor will do a physical exam and a number of tests to find out your risk for coronary artery disease and to diagnose it.
Your doctor will check your blood pressure and cholesterol levels and ask about other risk factors, such as your age and whether you smoke, to help find out your risk for
getting heart disease.
To help find your risk, your doctor may do other tests. These include an ankle-brachial index test, C-reactive protein (CRP) test, or a coronary calcium scan.
Sometimes doctors schedule heart tests because they think that's what patients expect. But some heart tests may not be needed. If your doctor recommends a test, ask what it is for and why you need it. See the topic Heart Tests: When Do You Need Them?
your doctor thinks you may have heart disease, you will need some tests to make
sure. Most often, the first tests include:
Other tests may include:
Treatment focuses
on lowering your risk for heart attack and stroke and managing your symptoms. Lifestyle changes, medicine, and procedures are used.
Lifestyle changes are the first
step for anyone with
coronary artery disease. Healthy habits can slow or even stop the
disease and improve the quality and length of your life. These habits include:
cardiac rehabilitation
program can help you make these changes.
It's also important to manage any health problems you have. If you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes, be sure you're doing everything you can to keep these conditions under control.
To learn what you can do, see Living With Heart Disease.
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You will probably have to take several medicines that lower your risk of a heart attack. These include:
To manage symptoms, you might take an
medicine, such as nitroglycerin.
If your angina symptoms get worse even though you are
taking medicines, you may think about having a procedure to improve blood flow to your heart.
These include
with or without stenting and
surgery. They are done when the coronary arteries are severely narrowed or blocked.
If your
coronary artery disease gets worse, you may want to think about
palliative care. Palliative care focuses on improving your quality of
life—not just in your body, but also in your mind and spirit. It may
help you manage symptoms or side effects from treatment.
If you are interested in palliative care, talk to your
doctor. He or she may be able to manage your care or refer you to a doctor who
specializes in this type of care.
For more information, see the
Palliative Care.
You can help prevent coronary artery disease by taking steps toward a heart-healthy lifestyle. A heart-healthy lifestyle can also help you reduce risk factors such as
high cholesterol and
high blood pressure.
Manage other health problems that raise your risk for a heart attack. These include diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. A heart-healthy lifestyle can help you manage these problems. But you may also need to take medicine.
If you're already at risk
for heart disease, taking daily
aspirin may reduce your chances of having a stroke or
a heart attack. That's because a daily aspirin lowers your risk of getting
blood clots. Blood clots can lead to a heart attack in people with heart
disease. Clots can also cause heart attacks in people who have other problems
that can lead to heart disease, such as
high blood pressure, and
high cholesterol.
Taking aspirin has
some risks. Talk with your doctor before starting aspirin treatment.
Stress can hurt your heart.
Keep stress low by talking about your problems and feelings, rather than
keeping your feelings hidden. Try different ways to reduce stress, such as exercise, deep breathing, meditation, or
Coronary artery disease most often begins when the inside walls of the coronary arteries are damaged because of another health problem, such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, or smoking. This damage can lead to atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries.
If your heart disease gets worse, your arteries will narrow, and less
blood will flow to your heart. You may start to have angina symptoms, such as chest pain or discomfort when
you exercise or feel stressed. This is called
stable angina
In some cases,
sudden and serious problems can happen. New blockages that form in the arteries
of the heart can become unstable. They can suddenly tear and cause blood clots to
form. These clots block blood flow to your heart, causing a heart attack or
unstable angina
Over time, you may have other health problems
caused by coronary artery disease. Low blood flow can make it harder for your
heart to pump. This can lead to
heart failure
atrial fibrillation
. Atrial fibrillation increases the
risk of stroke.
A diagnosis of
coronary artery disease can be hard to accept and
understand. If you don't have symptoms, it may be especially hard to recognize
that heart disease is serious and can lead to other health problems.
It's important to talk with your doctor to learn about the disease and
what you can do to help manage it and keep it from getting worse.
Your doctor may suggest that you attend a cardiac rehabilitation (rehab) program. In cardiac rehab, you will get education and support that help you build new, healthy
habits, such as eating right and getting more exercise.
Medicines are an important part of your treatment.
Depression and heart disease are linked. People with heart disease are more likely to get depressed. And if a person has both depression and heart disease, he or she may not stay as healthy as possible. This can make depression and heart disease worse.
If you think you may have depression, talk to your doctor. Take this short quiz to check your symptoms:
Interactive Tool: Are You Depressed? For more information, see
the topic
To reduce your risk of heart attack or stroke, you will need to
control other health problems you may have. These problems include diabetes, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure.
Medicines are an important part of your treatment. Using them correctly can lower your risk of having a heart attack or dying from coronary artery disease.
Aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen
are all nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and can relieve pain and
inflammation. But only aspirin will reduce your risk for heart attack or
stroke. Don't substitute ibuprofen or naproxen for
low-dose aspirin therapy. If you need to take an NSAID
for a long time, talk with your doctor to see if it is safe for you.
Stable angina can often be controlled
with medicine such as:
Do not use erection-enhancing medicines such as sildenafil
(Viagra), tadalafil (Cialis), or vardenafil (Levitra) if you take nitroglycerin
or other nitrates for angina. Combined, these two drugs can cause a serious
drop in blood pressure. Talk to your doctor. There are
other medicines that may work instead to ease your angina.
For more help with controlling angina, see:
Medicine is a powerful tool to help you manage your heart disease. To get the most of your medicines, take them as prescribed. This may be hard because of how many you have to take and their cost. You may also worry about side effects.
You may have regular blood tests to monitor how the medicine is working in your body. Your doctor will likely let you know when you need to have the tests.
Sometimes coronary artery bypass graft surgery is needed to improve blood flow to the heart. During this surgery, a
doctor connects (grafts) a healthy artery or vein from another part of your
body to the
blocked coronary artery
. The grafted artery goes around (bypasses)
the blocked part of the artery. The bypass provides a new pathway for blood to
your heart.
If you have surgery, you'll still need to make changes in the way you eat and how much you
exercise. These changes, along with not smoking, will give you the best chance
of living a longer, healthier life. A cardiac rehabilitation program can help you make these healthy changes.
Angioplasty is a procedure that widens the coronary artery to improve blood flow to the heart. It is done using a thin,
soft tube called a catheter, which is inserted in your artery.
Angioplasty is not surgery. It doesn't use
large cuts (incisions) or require anesthesia to make you sleep.
Most of the time, stents are placed during
angioplasty. The stent
keeps the artery open
. When stents are used, there is a
smaller chance that the artery will become narrow again.
Atherectomy might be done during angioplasty. Atherectomy is done to shave away and maybe remove plaque in a narrowed artery. It is only done in certain cases.
If you decide to have angioplasty, you'll still need
to make changes in the way you eat and how much you exercise. These changes,
along with not smoking, will give you the best chance of living a longer,
healthier life. A cardiac rehabilitation program can help you make these healthy changes.
If your heart disease is advanced and your life will most
likely be shortened by the illness, talk to your doctor about whether
you want to be revived (resuscitated) when your illness progresses and your
breathing stops. You may want to learn more about aggressive life-sustaining
medical treatment and whether it is right for you.
more information, see:
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