As the temperature drops across the country it is important to understand the impact the cold air will have on the cardiopulmonary system.  Similar to pipes in a house, the cold affects both the pipes in the lungs and body in the same way, constriction.  Although these changes occur in healthy individuals,  they have more profound impact on those with heart and lung conditions.

Join me as we discuss these changes, and some tips to help combat them.

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