The government began publicly reporting death rates in 2007 for heart failure and heart attacks and Main Line Health's Lankenau Medical Center, a member of the Main Line Health system, has been a perennial standout.
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Dr. Irving Herling of Lankenau Medical Center says processed meats are full of artery-clogging fats and cancer-causing chemicals.
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Kathy Giuliano had always had a healthy heart. A regular exerciser, she went to the gym twice a week, played with her grandchildren, and enjoyed dancing with her husband. Her father had suffered a stroke and heart attack, but Kathy had no history of cardiac issues herself. So, in July 2011, when she found herself in the emergency room with chest pains, she was surprised. Read More

Dr. David Bigatel elaborates on peripheral artery disease and what it can mean for your heart. Read More

In a recent heart attack response drill, staff of the Narberth EMS team and Lankenau Medical Center's interventional cardiology team worked together to treat a patient within the Golden Hour. Read More

Dr. Scott Goldman, surgeon at Lankenau Medical Center, discusses a new procedure for heart valve replacements. Read More

You may think of a heart attack as being sudden and intense — the kind often depicted on TV or in movies. The fact is, however, most heart attacks start slowly, with only mild pain or discomfort. For this reason, symptoms are often ignored too long before medical help is sought. Read More

Dr. Erin O'Malley Tysko, cardiologist at Lankenau Medical Center, Main Line Health, discusses the importance of heart health. Read More

Dr. Francis Sutter of Lankenau Medical Center is one of five leaders in the United States in minimally-invasive robotic assisted beating heart coronary bypass surgery. Read More

By now, you’ve heard that heart attack symptoms differ for men and women. But did you know that women also experience unique stroke symptoms, too? Read More