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The Beat by Heart & Stroke

Heart And Stroke Foundation of Canada

Featuring expert guests, inspiring personal stories and new insights about heart and brain health, The Beat bridges cutting-edge science with the realities of living with heart disease or stroke. Hosted by Caroline Lavallée, someone who understands the experience of heart disease firsthand, The Beat podcast is for everyone who is living with these conditions, is caring for someone who is, or is simply on a journey to better health. In Canada, it’s not a matter of if but when heart disease and

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21:09

Women, stroke and mental health

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/06/01

Anyone can experience a stroke, but they affect men and women differently. Women are often in caregiver positions, meaning they sometimes don’t take the time to prioritize their recovery and mental health after a stroke, leading to worse outcomes.In this episode, we hear from Lisa Meeches, who experienced a stroke while attending a powwow with her family. Through the support of her community, Lisa was able to take the time she needed to recover- but still faced mental health challenges that she had

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21:51

Indigenous experience, heart disease and stroke

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/05/16

In Canada, Indigenous populations are at higher risk for heart disease and stroke, and often have less access to health care as well as information about their risks and how to manage them. The systemic racism that has historically impacted Indigenous communities has trickle-down effects, and Indigenous people still face access barriers to healthcare today.In this episode, we hear the story of Lynne Marie Sherry, with the help of her daughter Shawnee Kish. After Lynne’s high blood pressure went

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15:53

The surprising heart-brain connection

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/05/02

Your heart and brain are deeply interconnected. So, if you experience a heart condition or stroke, both your heart and brain can potentially be affected. Despite this, the Canadian medical system remains siloed, resulting in missed diagnoses and opportunities for prevention.Listen to this episode of The Beat as we dive into the unexpected heart-brain connection... We hear from Kelly, who experienced chest pain for 15 years before having two strokes, leading doctors to diagnose her with a dangerous

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16:52

Ask a cardiologist: Expert answers to your questions

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/04/18

When it comes to heart health, there are lots of questions, and sometimes the answers can be confusing.In this special episode, host Caroline Lavallée interviews Dr Ratika Parkash, a cardiac electrophysiologist, and asks her common listener questions about heart health. You’ll learn what to do if you have a heart attack, the biggest risk factors for heart disease, the role of physical activity when recovering from a heart attack, and more.If you have more questions about your heart health, or want

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17:37

Kids under pressure: When a parent falls ill

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/03/31

When a parent is struck by a serious medical event, it affects the entire family, including children. It can be difficult to know what to do in these situations, and how to best support children going through this difficult and stressful situation.In this episode, Stephan Maighan shares his story of loss and perseverance after his single mother experienced a stroke when he was just seven years old. We also hear from Émilie Pothier-Tessier, a social worker who works with children who are experiencing

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20:19

The life-saving power of an AED

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/03/21

It’s dramatic, scary and unexpected. But when someone’s heart suddenly stops, you can help save them. The combination of hands-only CPR and AED (an easy-to-use, portable device that can restart a heart) can double a person’s chance of surviving cardiac arrest. And you can do it!In this episode we will learn about AEDs, why public buildings have them, and what to do if you find yourself in an emergency situation.We will meet Philip, a 51 year old who had a cardiac arrest while playing in a local

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18:23

Confronting the silent killer: High blood pressure

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/03/07

A silent killer is on the rise in Canada. With no signs or symptoms, high blood pressure (or hypertension) can easily go undiagnosed. And that’s dangerous because high blood pressure is the #1 risk factor for stroke and a major risk factor for heart disease. Listen for vital information that will help protect you and those you love.We’ll meet Eva, who was shocked to learn she had high blood pressure at 40 years old despite believing she was living a healthy lifestyle. And we get expert advice from

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21:02

What’s putting women at risk?

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/02/21

Heart disease and stroke affect women differently from men. One big factor just starting to be understood is the stages of a woman’s life. Listen as we trace the impact of pregnancy and menopause on heart disease and stroke risk, and why women are more vulnerable at different times in their lives.Featuring special guest host Deborah Cox, we hear the story of Christina Stuwe who didn't know that complications during her pregnancy could increase her risk of heart disease years later. We also hear from

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1:49

A New Season Coming Soon!

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2023/02/07

The Beat is back for another season with more stories of people touched by heart disease and stroke, and insights from the world-leading researchers and experts who are helping us fight these devastating conditions. In Season 2 we'll explore high blood pressure, the connection between heart and brain health, the unique heart disease and stroke risk factors for women, and so much more. So join host Caroline Lavallée, as we bridge cutting-edge science with the realities of living with heart disease

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38:08

Épisode bonus : Ensemble, combattons pour sauver plus...

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/06/15

Dans cette émission, nous discuterons de la santé du cœur et du cerveau des femmes. L’animatrice Caroline Lavallée rencontre la Dre Christine Pacheco, cardiologue et pionnière en santé cardiaque de la femme au Québec, ainsi que Marie-Claude Frenette, qui a subi un premier incident cardiaque à l’âge de 38 ans.

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24:23

Stroke explained

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/05/31

In the past few decades, breakthroughs in stroke treatment and rehabilitation have profoundly changed our health systems, resulting in better outcomes for patients. Featuring two stroke experts and a personal story, this episode explores what you might not know about stroke including the signs, the different types, the risk factors, how it is being treated and how outcomes are different depending on a multitude of reasons—one of the most critical being if the patient is a woman. Caroline hears from

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22:32

Heart disease, stroke and your mental health

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/05/17

In the event of a heart attack, cardiac arrest or stroke, the first priority is to physically treat the problem. But with heart disease and stroke, it’s becoming increasingly more important to address the psychological reactions that patients have after being diagnosed, treated and discharged from the hospital. In this episode, Dr. Gayla Tennen, a staff psychiatrist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center, explains the serious mental health impacts that many people experience following a heart attack

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23:44

The pandemic’s impact on heart and stroke care

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/05/03

Over the past two years, hospitals and healthcare providers everywhere have been forced to make shifts in order to treat people critically ill with COVID-19. These shifts have saved lives, but they have also had dire consequences for people living with heart disease and stroke. In this episode, we’ll hear from Dr. Clare Atzema, an ER physician, and Dr. Andrew Krahn, a cardiologist and the past president of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society. They share the impacts the pandemic has had on

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20:46

Heart disease: Expert answers to common questions

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/04/19

Is vaping better than smoking? Should we be eating less meat? Just how bad is sitting all day for our heart and overall health? It can be difficult to keep track of the latest advice on taking care of our hearts and reducing our risk of cardiovascular disease. In this episode, Caroline explores some of the most common questions surrounding cardiovascular health, getting to the heart of what we really need to know so we can minimize our risk of serious illness. With the help of her expert guest, Dr

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20:24

When a heart stops, you can help

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/04/05

When someone collapses in cardiac arrest, their best chance of survival often depends on whoever is nearby at the time, whether it be a family member, a colleague, or a stranger at the gym. In this episode, Caroline and her guests unpack the role of bystanders during a cardiac arrest, and why some people act fast while others may freeze up. Dr. Katie Dainty, a professor of public health at the University of Toronto with a funded research focus on bystander intervention and support, helps to outline

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25:35

The sacrifice and satisfaction of family caregiving

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/03/22

Caregivers play an essential role in the recovery, rehabilitation and well-being of their loved ones. It's a role that is done behind the scenes and the work can often go unnoticed. In this episode, Caroline and her guests unpack the role of the caregiver when it comes to caring for someone living with heart disease, stroke or vascular cognitive impairment. The expert guest, Dr. Jill Cameron, professor of occupational health and occupational therapy at the University of Toronto and a funded

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25:45

We can save more women

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/03/08

In Canada, the number one cause of premature death in women is heart disease and stroke. However, 53% of women who experience heart attack symptoms have them go unrecognized, and two-thirds of all heart disease and stroke clinical research is based on men. In this episode, host Caroline Lavallée will explore the reasons why women are at an increased risk of heart disease and stroke, and how we can act as champions for more research and increased awareness to combat this phenomenon. To inform the

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22:55

How to heal a failing heart

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/02/22

Each year, 100,000 Canadians are diagnosed with heart failure. In this episode of The Beat, we learn about living with heart failure, and how researchers are racing to save lives.. Heart failure is a diagnosis that means your heart is not functioning as it should, or there’s a problem with its structure. It can progress over time – your heart growing weaker and weaker, year after year. Host Caroline Lavallée introduces us to two experts, Dr. Stephanie Poon and Dr. Jacqueline Joza, who dive deeper

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01:33

Coming Soon

The Beat by Heart & Stroke ·

2022/01/27

Welcome to Heart & Stroke’s new podcast, The Beat. Featuring expert guests, inspiring personal stories and new insights about heart and brain health. The Beat bridges cutting-edge science with the realities of living with heart disease and stroke.. Hosted by Caroline Lavallée, someone who understands the realities of heart disease firsthand, The Beat podcast is for everyone who is living with heart disease or stroke, is caring for someone who is, or is simply on a journey to better health

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