"ANet United"

This is an excellent video brought to you by UCSF’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. The video explores different types of treatments and how to manage Cardiovascular disease. “Join William Grossman, MD., Chief, Division of Cardiology, UCSF for a look at the use of drug therapy in the treatment of Atherosclerotic Heart and Vascular Disease. Series: Osher Lifelong Learning Presents [Health and Medicine] [Professional Medical Education] [Show ID: 11317]” I hope you all enjoy this video as it is very interesting. Thanks to UCSF for putting it on the internet.

I am currently working with a directx 10 engine from Microsoft to create an interactive application to teach users more about heart failure. Although the videos on this site may be interactive enough to some people, I want the users to choose what they want to learn about. This interactive application will allow the user to walk around in a graphic environment and to look at pictures and read information about what they see. Even though this is a very long and hard process to get it working, I think it will be able to help many people out. The program will be available for free to all users on this site. Keep in mind that it will only work with Windows Vista and directx 10 compatible video cards. Currently, the best video card that will work is from Nvidia and is the 8800 model. However, all Nvidia 8 series cards will work. If you meet these system requirements and would like to beta test the program, please drop me an email at alexhakimi@gmail.com. I look forward to meeting a few beta testers. I will also be posting screen shots and work in progress videos soon.

Hey everyone, I have some excellent news. You might have remembered that I was on the news a few months past. Well, I will be going in February to pick the award up at the ABC News Studio in Glendale. I have also had talks with a few other news companies and I am trying to get this site more in the public eye. Stay tuned, because ANet United is going to go big. I will post some pictures when I get back.

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Hello everyone. I have been receiving many emails asking me what Heart Failure really is, as it sounds like such a general term. I mean, what does it mean to have your heart fail? There can be so many possibilities for a definition. So I am here to tell what Heart Failure really is.

Congestive heart failure (CHF), also known as just the singular Heart Failure, is a condition in which the heart is unable to pump blood to other organs of the body. There are many reasons why this may happen. This includes narrowed arteries, myocardial infarction (heart attack), and others. (A full list can be found Here)

There are many ways to diagnose CHF. However, the most common one is when a patient, with past cardiac history reports being tired and fatiguing quickly. The patient also reports swollen legs or ankles with trouble breathing. Another symptom is weight gain as a cause of fluid being built up in the body. (This is easily treatable with Diuretics and Potassium)

We would like ANet United to grow into a greater site and that is why we want to talk directly to you, the member. What do you want to see more of on the site and what are things that you do not like? We need all the feedback we can get. All you need to do is to leave a comment on this post and the administrators including me will look them over. We really appreciate your help and feedback to make ANet United stronger than ever. ANet United runs for one reason and that is the public. We do not make any money nor do we like to. What keeps the site running is the yearning to learn more about Cardiology and that it is all we are about.

Written by Webmaster and Founder Alex Hakimi

Welcome to the ANet United website. This site is undergoing many changes at the moment but will be updated daily. In the next few days, expect to see many changes, including the addition of many new items around the site. Enjoy your stay and you may even learn something new!