Are there any counseling programs for lupus patients to better understand Cardiovascular Disease prevention strategies?
You should always speak with your doctor about your risks of cardiovascular disease and about preventive medications or lifestyle changes that can decrease your chances of CVD specific to your needs. In addition, lupus patients who are cared for by a Hospital for Special Surgery physician can participate in our FREE Cardiovascular Disease Counseling program for general education and tailored lifestyle recommendations. For more information about the CVD Counseling Program, call 1.877.SLE.CURE (753.2873). *The information above is intended to provide general education for lupus patients to assist in understanding their risk of cardiovascular disease. Use of this site does not establish a physician-patient relationship. The information provided above does not constitute medical or health care advice for any individual and is not a substitute for medical or other professional advice and service. Patients or individuals should always consult their health care providers for any specific lupu
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