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32: Straight to the Heart – Preventing the #1 Killer of Men

from Tackle Talk - A Men’s Health Podcast · host andrewtanz

In this essential episode of Tackle Talk Men's Health, hosts Dr. Lloyd Evans and Dr. Andrew Tan sit down with Consultant Cardiologist Dr. Paul Maggiore to tackle the leading cause of death in men—cardiovascular disease. Together, they explore a modern, personalised, and risk-stratified approach to cardio-metabolic health aimed at preventing heart attacks before they happen. From assessing coronary risk through advanced imaging techniques like coronary artery calcium (CAC) scoring and CT coronary angiography (CTCA), to optimising lipid profiles, glycaemic control, and weight management, this conversation goes deep into practical, evidence-based strategies every man should know. The team also discusses the role of medications—statins, PCSK9 inhibitors, GLP-1 receptor agonists—and how these, combined with tailored lifestyle changes in diet and exercise, can dramatically reduce cardiovascular risk. It’s a multidisciplinary approach to prevention with real-world impact. If you have a heart (and want to keep it healthy), this episode is for you.

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