Texas Health Heart & Vascular Specialists

04/14/2026

Diet plays a crucial role in heart health. But which diet is the right diet to support cardiovascular well-being? For insights into the DASH diet, Mediterranean diet and others, visit with a Texas Health cardiologist today:

At Texas Health Heart & Vascular Specialists, we provide a convenient, connected, and coordinated experience right to the community.

04/09/2026

Texas Health Heart and Vascular Fort Worth is proud to announce the addition of a new Nuclear Medicine Imaging camera. The camera (shown below) will allow our cardiologists to diagnose coronary artery disease and implement treatments using the highest imaging quality that can be produced. This camera, produced specifically with cardiac imaging in mind, will allow for nuclear stress tests to be completed for our patients more conveniently than ever before. Featuring a wider, more comfortable table for patients of all sizes and those that struggle with claustrophobia in confined spaces, all with the shortest scan times available today. Texas Health Heart and Vascular Specialists is truly committed to staying on the cutting edge of medical advancements and providing the highest quality of care, keeping North Texas Hearts pumping stronger than ever!

04/07/2026

How serious are heart palpitations? Get answers about the cause, symptoms, treatment options, and more from the American Heart Association.

If you have questions about heart palpitations, we have expert advice.

03/31/2026

The successful management of heart and valvular disease starts with a clear picture of cardiac function. Dr. Katarina Yaros specializes in imaging techniques that detect heart problems and promote improved cardiovascular health. Meet the cardiologist: https://bit.ly/4smRLie

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Make an appointment with Katarina Yaros, MD in Fort Worth, TX. Specialist in Cardiovascular Disease, Internal Medicine at Texas Health Heart and Vascular Specialists.

03/24/2026

Good news for coffee lovers diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. Current research doesn’t support the need to give up that jolt of caffeine. However, a cup of coffee does come with a few caveats. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4b6H0cJ

03/17/2026

Husband and father. Former Eagle Scout. D Magazine Best Doctor. Russell Canham, M.D., brings many experiences to the treatment of cardiovascular disease and cardiac device management. Make an appointment with the skilled cardiologist today: https://bit.ly/4l6yQWs

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Make an appointment with Russell Meredith Canham, MD in Dallas, TX. Specialist in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, Cardiovascular Disease at Texas Health Heart and Vascular Specialists.

03/13/2026

Texas Health Heart and Vascular Fort Worth is now offering CPET (Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test). This test will show how your heart and lungs respond to exercise. Testing is performed on a stationary bicycle and with the use of a face mask. Generally, the exercise portion of this test only lasts 8 – 12 minutes. This test is another diagnostic tool your provider can use to gather more information for possible explanation of symptoms, see your current fitness level, and provide a path for exercise prescription. Appointments for this test are booked for one hour. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.

03/12/2026

Chest pain is scary. When it strikes, making the right treatment choice matters. Here’s what to know to better understand when chest pain is an emergency and when a visit to urgent care is the right choice: https://bit.ly/4kZO6V9

Chest pain? Learn when to call 911 vs. go to urgent care. Understand heart attack symptoms, decision factors, and how Texas Health can help across North Texas.

02/26/2026

Meet Deval Desai, M.D., a board‑certified internist in Flower Mound, Texas, with specialized training in cardiovascular disease. Dr. Desai focuses on structural heart disease treatments, advanced cardiac imaging, and preventive cardiology. He speaks English, Hindi, and Gujarati, and is currently accepting new patients.

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12/18/2025

Is heart disease preventable? Although age and family history are risk factors that can’t be changed, knowing some preventive measures that can be taken to lower heart disease risk may be life-saving. Learn from cardiologists: https://bit.ly/3LOUT6m

Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in the United States. These are the steps you need to take to reduce your risk.

12/16/2025

Cancer treatment can sometimes cause other concerns, including heart issues. For cardio-oncologist and cardiovascular disease specialist Andrew Stewart, M.D., helping patients with cancer prevention or manage heart disease is all in a day’s work. Meet the heart doctor: https://bit.ly/49Tiflh

Make an appointment with Andrew Ronaldo Stewart, MD in Fort Worth, TX. Specialist in Cardiovascular Disease, Internal Medicine at Texas Health Heart and Vascular Specialists.