RICHMOND, Va - September is AFib Awareness Month, and Dr. Carolyn Burns, Cardiologist at Virginia Cardiovascular Specialists shared some important facts on what you need to know. Atrial Fibrillation of “Afib” is a heart rhythm disorder that can lead to stroke or death. For more information visit www.Myafibexperience.org.
Now is the time to educate yourself about heart health
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