electrocardiograms (ecg)

How Can Cancer Patients Minimize Cardiovascular Risks?

Cancer patients can take several steps to minimize cardiovascular risks, including maintaining a healthy lifestyle, monitoring for symptoms, and adhering to follow-up appointments for regular cardiac monitoring. Oncologists and cardiologists often work together to create a comprehensive care plan tailored to the individual patient’s needs.

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