patients so how connectivity improve the heart well the heart to some muscle like your apps or your biceps and when you work out they grow they improve their function they are better exactly the same happens with the heart if you start exercising your heart is going to grow and it's going to be more able to carry out any activity for example if you can play at the heart of athletes and people who do not exercise the heart of one athlete can be 50 percent larger than of people who do not carry out any exercise and of course that this is very convenient and also very important for how to asians whose heart is weakened but when i think about my practice and my patients many of them very afraid if they're suffer from a. yes very afraid to do some training so do they need to be afraid. you have to confront then with the option if you do not exercise what's going to happen with your heart it's exactly the same that happens with your skin it's going to roll all the and if you have a sore on it is much worse but if you stop exercise and you cannot avoid it it's going to improve it's going t

patients so how connectivity improve the heart well the heart to some muscle like your apps or your biceps and when you workout they grow they improve their function they are better exactly the same happens with the heart if you start exercising your heart is going to grow and it's going to be more able to carry out any activity for example if you can play at the heart of a cleats and people who do not exercise the heart of one athlete can be 50 percent larger than of people who do not carry out any exercise and of course that this is very convenient and also very important for how to patients whose heart is weakened but when i think about my practice and my patients many of them are very afraid if they are suffering from heart disease very afraid to do some training so do they need to be afraid. you have to confront then with the option if you do not exercise what's going to happen with your heart it's exactly the same that happens with your skin it's going to roll older and if you have a the sore on it is much worse but if you stop exercising you cannot avoid it it's going to impr

as a result of that there's certain heart muscle tissue that dies. that's what a heart attack is.e you restore the blood flow, the symptoms of chest pain, shortness of breath, other symptoms, those improve. the question now is how significant was the heart attack? will it affect his heart function going forward? meaning will it make him less likely to be as exert himself as fully. again, the only clue we have is that two and a half days later he's leaving the hospital and that's a good sign. >> he had two stents inserted. is that enough to solve this problem? >> the procedure likely done before the extent was an angiogram where you're injected dye and looking for blockages. if there had been several arteries that had blockages, at that point the medical team has a decision to make. do we go ahead and do what's called a coronary bypass operation. that's open heart surgery where you're bypassing those vessels. he didn't have that done which suggests there wasn't some broader disease vessels around his heart. there was one. it required two stents. that's what we're hearing. we still

take time out on the 1st sets the heart learns to work more economically on the resistance the heart experiences what's called the after load is reduced and you can measure it levels of stress hormones like adrenaline in the body which are at higher levels if you. hard as weak can be reduced by working out when you just. tossed him following his doctor suggestion to exercise more. the cardiologist also gave him useful training tips. and human rights if a patient never even goes for a walk then i suggest going for a brisk one and then paying attention to how worn out you feel during and after you should always stop if you have the feeling you can't go on time then you'll need to lower the tempo on the way back lungs on the holes it's ideal to go for half an hour even if when you get back you feel like you can't take another step and. it's all going to come in that. tossed and has now even set up a small jam in one of his rooms where he exercises with friends and neighbors. during a year of working out his heart stronger and in general tossed and then feels like a new man. and i'm meet

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a heart attack is like a punch. you can recover, a charley horse to your heart hurts and it c cause damage and that damage can be quite significant. you want the heart to recovery quickly. eating the right foods have been shown to prevent more heart attacks and strokes. remember, as you pointed, four of the leading candidates for president are in their '70s. most of them have hardening of the arteries, atherosclerosis. no matter how rushed you are, you have to stay on your bills, blood thinners, cholesterol issues, got to stay on meds. >> this is a guy trailed by cameras wherever he goes. there was a camera with him when uncharacteristically a guy who is active said, hey, can i have a chair. he took his jacket off, asked for a chair on the stage. you are saying this is significant, why should we watch. >> people want the signs of a heart attack you're watching right there. a little sweaty, lightheadedness, shortness of breath is a sign. >> how long does that process -- if you're having a heart attack, how long does

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a heart attack is a heart attack for most people and mild versus severe means how much heart muscle has had a mild heart attack their heart function may be limited somewhat, but not significantly. obviously, if it was a more severe heart attack his heart function would be more limited. a couple of clues, erin. one that you mentioned two and a half days in the hospital and that's pretty quick. if this were a more severe heart attack he'd probably be in there longer. so that's, you know, one thing that the doctors, i'm sure, take into consideration and he's getting back in the campaign trail after taking some time off. we don't know how much time that mean, necessarily, so there is still some -- some unanswered questions in there, some details that we'd still like to have. >> but you know, the other day when you spoke, if there is a heart attack and part of the heart muscle dies you take so much longer to recover. even if it's mild, you can return fully to where you were before. i guess what i'm saying, he's an energetic guy and a passionate guy. there's no one more energetic than he.

and now the device analyzes the heart the right or the electricity ok at the heart so that we don't do any chest compression right now right now we just don't touch the person as instructed. it determine that this patient needs to be shocked ok and so it directs you in this case to press the red button ok once you have made certain that no one is touching the patient are very important because this electricity flowing into the patient exactly as they are not allowed to touch exactly ok very good that's it and now it instructs me to continue compressions ok now you know you're safe you can touch a person exactly exactly. take home message number 3 if there's a dispute were later a tent use it is the best way to save lives. so why was it so important in the 1st place to check for the breathing if you have breathing there is circulation if you have no breathing there is no circulation and with circulation there is the risk there the contents of the stomach will go up the vomit will go down. again and into the lungs which will have serious serious consequences leading to serious illness or

radiation can disrupt normal heart rhythm and damage the coronary arteries and the heart valves. why has there not been more awareness to date of the cardiovascular risks? >> i think the challenge has been that we see cardiovascular issues arise often years to even a decade after completing treatment. >> reporter: with medication, cheek's heart condition is stable now. >> i do do the stairs several times a day. about the third flight up i can get breathless, but so do my coworkers. so i feel pretty good about that. >> norah, it's so important to emphasize cardiovascular disease the number one killer of women, including breast cancer survivors, of which there are three million in this country. so breast cancer survivors need to know their risk factors to recognize symptoms of heart disease and have a discussion with their doctor about what types of chemotherapy, they're radiation dose. >> an important warning. thank you, dr. narula. >>> there is still much more ahead. a shortage of american teachers has be schools recruiting teachers from overseas. >>> and an american hero receive

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alex collapsed his dogs ran and his heart stopped. by a stroke of good luck these three passers-by saw him and could help >> all of a sudden, bam, this super loud thunder, i looked back and i see him laying on the ground >> and i remember telling my husband, get 911 >> corey hart, bill wilson, and karena karrero were in the last people left in the animal parking lot of the animal hospital next door they called 911. >> i think somebody got struck by lightning. >> we're doing cpr on this guy, he was obviously hit by lightning and he's not going to make it. >> about five minutes later, they got a pulse >> i looked up and his eyes were back open, and kind of moving back and forth >> alex's heart started again. >> and there was just this awe about it >> it still seems surreal. like i was watching a movie or something, you know. >> thank you >> after only three days in the hospital, his two black eyes are the last visible signs of a life-threatening shock now on the mend, he wanted to say thank you to those who saved him. >> the guy who was

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it's how well is the heart pumping. we know there was some damage to the heart.proebbably affected how we the heart functions. does it get back to normal heart pumping capacity. that's what he's suggesting. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thanks for helping us understand this as we watch bernie sanders out there in public just weeks after this heart attack. >> okay, john. emotional moments as prince william and kate middleton continued their official visit to pakistan. later today, they will honor the memory of william's mother princess diana by touring a cancer hospital she had visited. cnn's max foster is traveling with the royal couple. >> reporter: welcome to the spectacular wall city in lahore, the duke and duchess of cambridge coming here to find out about interfaith dialogue. they're also finding out more about this spectacular courtyard. they've already played cricket. they've already been to a children's home today. a really busy trip. and this afternoon they'll go to hospital made famous by princess diana. famously had pictures taken of her there holding very ill

if we don't there is a risk of a heart attack or heart damage. >>> he said most patients return to their usual activities within a week. the procedures is very common. hundreds of thousands are performed every year.>>> senator sanders has been able to dodge most of the concerns about his age until now. wilson walker asked whether this health scare to change all of that and shake up the race.>> reportfoall th ten turn on surprises. unexpected events that change the landscape of a contest is this. one of those moments. >>> he is the only campaign i know of that has a huge infrastructure of student organizers.>> reporter: an interesting element of the bernie sanders movements. many supporters might be 60 years his junior. how did they respond today to news of the heart procedure? >>> he will recover in a few days and be ready to go. if you saw the fundraiser he raced over to 20.>>> his fundraising numbers were really big. that is a positive coverage. he is still trailing warren and biden. but >> reporter: the help scares effects could be minor. but maybe not if it lasts more than a few days

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because it goes to the heart of a very specific problem. and it also goes to the heart of a much bigger problem in society that it's part of. because obviously we have a huge problem in healthcare cost in general. and as a result of the huge healthcare cost crisis, we have a giant healthcare availability crisis. it is very clear to me that all of that care should be available to every transgender youth. that is a drcritical part of thr life and has to be part of every healthcare plan and part of the public option that believe in. healthcare is a right for every american in the 21st century. it's an absolute right. this is a critical part of the healthcare for these young people. so in other words, once again, how is it possible that we're having this huge healthcare problem? because the government failed us. we have a broken government. corporations have bought it. and ultimately you have to ask, how are we going to break the strangle hold on the democracy to serve people in this way? for ten years i have been putting together coalitions of

disrupt normal heart rhythm and damage both the lining around the heart and the heart valves.artery disease which raises the risk of heart attack. while some women have no symptoms and others experience shortness of breath, chest pain or decreased ability to exercise. >> what we should not be telling our patients is don't get the very treatments that mach you be make you beat the cancer in the first place. >> he directs the cardiooncology program at vanderbilt university. >> the treatments are effective, but now the issue is how do we give the drugs more safely, but how do we prevent heart disease that can develop as a result of the very treatments that save the patient's life? >> at what point would a woman be at risk of being affected by the treatment she's receiving for breast cancer? >> it can happen years to even a decade after completion of treatment and it is this part that i think we as a medical community need to raise more awareness and do a better job of screening for. >> can you take off your shoes? >> three years after completing treatment, andrea's heart is stron

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someone had a heart attack, they want to observe longer. check his heart function.ew days. but still not weeks that we're talking about for recovery for something like this. >> and talk more about that, sanjay. because we've seen bernie sanders on the campaign trail incredibly vigorous trail. i've seen people with this procedure doing pretty much everything pretty quickly. >> yeah. i mean, look. it's one of the most common procedures. you think about the goal of the procedure. someone is functioning but not functioning well. if they have chest pain, if they are more active. the goal of the procedure is to basically restore someone back to their normal level of activity. open up that blood flow to the muscle. in this case the muscle is the heart. and people will feel better. and typically, actually, tbe abe to be more active than they were. because they were limited to some extent by the fact that he was not getting enough blood flow in the first place. if he had a heart attack, though, then the question is how well is the heart functioning? how well is the heart abl

radiation can disrupt normal heart rhythm and damage the coronary arteries and the heart valves.hy has there not been more awareness to date of the cardiovascular risks? >> i think the challenge has been that we see cardiovascular issues arise often years to even a decade after completing treatment. >> reporter: with medication, cheek's heart condition is stable now. >> i do the stairs several times a day. about the third flight up, i can get breathless, but so do my coworkers, so i feel good about that. >> reporter: norah, it's so important to emphasize cardiovascular disease is the number-one killer of women, including breast cancer survivors, of which there are three million in this country. breast cancer survivors need to know their risk factors to recognize symptoms of heart disease and have a discussion with their doctor about what types of chemotherapy and immunotherapy they receive as well as their radiation dose. >> o'donnell: an important warning. thank you, dr. tara narula. there is still much more to come on tonight's "cbs evening news," a shortage of american teacher

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did he actually suffer a heart attack?mally, or is part of it permanently damaged, and it can't beat normally? >> i don't know, we can't tell from the information we have. somebody could have some chest discomfort, get a stent, open everything up, and be relatively fine health wise. >> he was said to be feeling good, breathing easier, maybe not ready to get back out there on the campaign trail. that raises the broader questions here, when you have someone who was running for president. that puts a lot of stress on you. those are long days. it's a lot of travel. what is the likelihood, do you think that senator sanders is going to be back out there on the campaign trail, with a rigorous schedule anytime soon? >> that's going to be a question for him and his doctor. you're right, stress does affect the body, and the heart. when you're stressed, adrenalin is released in the system. that affects the heart to both contract deeper, stronger, and faster. so his doctors are going to want to make sure that his heart is able to hand

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