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Dr. Simeon Margolis, MD, PhD
Professor of Medicine and Biological Chemistry,
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Medical Editor, The Johns Hopkins White Papers

Dear Reader,

What do you do when you're diagnosed with high heart attack risk? If you're like most of my patients, you want to learn everything you can about the disorder to become the best-informed health consumer you can be.

But where do you start? The library? The internet? How can you tell what's current...what's accurate...what's safe? Your own physician? If only doctors had the kind of time required to give their patients the in-depth education they want and need.

Introducing...

The 2008 Johns Hopkins White Paper: Heart Attack Prevention
The expertise you require in the layman's language
you can understand and apply.

The Johns Hopkins White Papers redefine the term "informed consumer." In The 2008 Johns Hopkins White Paper: Heart Attack Prevention, specialists from Johns Hopkins Medicine report in depth on the latest heart attack prevention strategies and treatments. Thousands of Americans rely on Johns Hopkins expertise to help them improve their health and longevity.

Each year, some 565,000 Americans suffer first heart attacks, and another 300,000 have recurrent attacks. About a third are fatal. And it's not just a “man's disease.” Women are six times more likely to die of a heart attack than of breast cancer.

While heart attack remains the leading cause of death in America, Johns Hopkins specialists have identified a number of steps that can dramatically lower your risk. This timely new report contains potentially lifesaving strategies for the millions of people with high cholesterol, hypertension (high blood pressure), weight control issues, a sedentary lifestyle, and other known risk factors.

Use The 2008 Johns Hopkins White Paper: Heart Attack Prevention to work with your doctor to develop your own customized program for heart attack prevention.

The more you know about steps you can actively take to prevent a heart attack, the better prepared you will be to combat the factors beyond your control, such as genetics. Learning as much as possible about the causes, effects, and treatments of the factors which all contribute to heart attack is the first step toward living a full life with minimal discomfort and physical limitations.


The 2008 Johns Hopkins White Paper: Heart Attack Prevention is designed to help you ensure the best outcome. Use what you learn to help you:

  • Recognize and respond to symptoms and changes as they occur.

  • Communicate effectively with your doctor, ask informed questions, and understand the answers.

  • Make the right decisions, based on an understanding of the newest drugs, the latest treatments, the most promising research.

  • Take control over your condition and act from knowledge, rather than fear.

ORDER NOW...and this is just some of what you'll read:

  • Special Feature: The good and the bad of drug-eluting stents. (pages 66-67)

  • The top five ways to boost your "good" cholesterol. (page 50)

  • Heart-safe exercise: We help banish your concerns. (page 46)

  • Saying good-bye to trans fats: Tips for eating in and out. (page 40)

  • Special Feature: Who should—and who shouldn't—have a heart CT scan. (pages 30-31)

  • What women need to know about their heart attack risk. (page 36)

  • Why you should get a flu shot this year. (page 10)


Direct to you from America's #1 BEST HOSPITAL

It's no surprise that the annual U.S. News and World Report "Best of the Best" ratings have held Johns Hopkins Hospital in the #1 spot for 18 consecutive years.

Johns Hopkins stands at the forefront of modern medicine, leading the nation in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of the diseases that undermine healthy living and longevity. Each of the 2008 White Papers has been prepared for your use by some of the most respected medical specialists in the field.

Look to all of The Johns Hopkins White Papers for:

A thorough overview of the condition, its causes, and symptoms... Treatment options, with a Johns Hopkins recommendation on each... Groundbreaking new research and a review of the latest studies... Drugs used to treat the condition, with precautions on avoiding harmful side effects... A glossary of medical terms you need to understand... Leading hospitals that specialize in the disorder, health information organizations, support groups...and more.

But that's not all. Order now, and you'll also receive a FREE Special Report:

Heart Attack Prevention Special Report:
Tested, Proven Ways to Save Your Heart

Heart Attack Prevention Strategies

  • The #1 Way to Prevent a Heart Attack
    The importance of smoking cessation cannot be underestimated.

  • Walking Your Way to a Healthier Heart
    Johns Hopkins specialists outline the best ways for starting a walking program to maximize your heart health.

  • Action Plan when a Heart Attack Strikes
    The crucial symptoms to look out for, (which can often be different in men than women,) and what to do and NOT do if you or a loved one starts to show the telltale signs.

You'll get the Special Report as an instant PDF digital download as soon as you order, so you can start taking charge of your health today while you wait for your paper copy of the White Paper to arrive in the mail (usually about 4-6 weeks). (Need it sooner? Please visit the Digital Bookstore for downloads of all the 2008 White papers.

START TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR HEALTH TODAY!

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This is information you will not want to do without in your quest for better health for you and your loved ones. Each Johns Hopkins White Paper gives you 72 to 96 pages of timely information, backed by Johns Hopkins resources and expertise. All available right now as an electronic download.

Plus, get your FREE Special Report, Tested, Proven Ways to Save Your Heart, when you order now.

Fighting disease with the facts is what we do every day at Johns Hopkins and what the White Papers empower you to do in your own life.
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To your healthy future,

Simeon Margolis, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Medicine and
Biological Chemistry
Johns Hopkins Medicine

P.S. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. If you aren't completely satisfied with your White Paper, simply notify us at Customer Service, and we will credit you with a full refund. Don't miss this risk-FREE chance to take charge of your health. Order now, and in just a few moments, you'll be able to download your FREE Special Report and get your copy of Heart Attack Prevention 2008 in the mail. All for only $19.95 (US) [$19.95 (CDN)]. ORDER NOW.

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The Johns Hopkins White Papers

Heart Attack
Prevention 2008:

The Johns Hopkins White Papers

Authors:

Doctor Roger Blumenthal, Cardiologist, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Johns Hopkins Heart Attack Prevention White Paper, Johns Hopkins Heart Bulletin

Roger Blumenthal, M.D.,

Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Cardiology at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Director of The Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease.
An official national spokesperson for the American Heart Association (AHA).
Medical Editor of The Johns Hopkins Heart Bulletin.

Doctor Simeon Margolis, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Johns Hopkins White Papers

Simeon Margolis, M.D., Ph.D.

Professor of Medicine
and Biological Chemistry,
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
and Medical Editor:
Johns Hopkins Medical Letter:
Health After 50 for nearly 20 years.




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Heart Attack Prevention Special Report:
Tested, Proven Ways to Save Your Heart

Heart Attack Prevention Strategies

  • The #1 Way to Prevent a Heart Attack
    The importance of smoking cessation cannot be underestimated.

  • Walking Your Way to a Healthier Heart
    Johns Hopkins specialists outline the best ways for starting a walking program to maximize your heart health.

  • Action Plan When a Heart Attack Strikes
    The crucial symptoms to look out for, (which can often be different in men than women,) and what to do and NOT do if you or a loved one starts to show the telltale signs.


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