Cardiogenix Medical Centre
8250 Blvd Décarie Suite 410 H4P 2P5 Montreal, QC, Canada

On this day 102 years ago, the First World War came to an end, but had already caused an unprecedented amount of damage and took the lives of millions. Today, we continue to remember the heroic soldiers who lost their lives while fighting for ours, and we continue to remind others of their bravery by wearing a bright red poppy in their honour. To the courageous Veterans who gave everything for us, we thank you. To learn more about the origin of the poppy flower as a symbol of... Remembrance, visit our blog through the link below: http://cardiogenix.com/healthy-living/remembranceday/ We also invite you all to join us in a moment of silence today at 11 a.m. in honour of our Canadian Veterans. Stay Safe Everyone! Your Cardiogenix Family

Hi Everyone! Soaked up enough sun this summer? Chances are that you haven’t and still aren’t getting enough! Last weekend Dr. Di Liello joined #NowTrending on CJAD hosts Orla Johannes & Andrea Elias in an interesting conversation about our Doctors’ favourite vitamin right now Vitamin D! Most Canadians are Vitamin D deficient due to the northern climate that we live in which can weaken our bodies and overall performance of our immune systems. With the COVID-19 Pandemic stil...l in full effect, listen to the segment below to find out how you can integrate more Vitamin D into your life to help strengthen your body’s immune response! http://cardiogenix.com/healthy-living/vitamind/ Thank you and Stay Safe, Your Cardiogenix Family

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is more than just a pink ribbon - it is a profoundly meaningful month for millions of people worldwide to celebrate and commemorate loved ones and to shine a light on the strenuous battle these strong individuals must face on a daily basis. It is a time to spread awareness about this disease and to strive for a better future for the generations of women to come. As of now, 1 in 8 Canadian women are likely to develop breast cancer in their lifetim...e and 1 in 33 women will lose their lives to the disease. Now is the time to learn about breast cancer and to share your knowledge with your family and friends to facilitate early detection and treatment. The earlier a cancer is detected, the easier it is to overcome. To learn more about breast cancer, which symptoms to look for, and the importance of maintaining your health through routine breast cancer screenings, follow this link to read our newest blog on everything you need to know! http://cardiogenix.com/h/breast-cancer-awareness-month2020/ Stay Healthy Everyone! Your Cardiogenix Family

Joyeuse Action de Grâce! Le Centre Médical Cardiogenix aimerait prendre cette opportunitée pour vous aviser que nous serons fermés le lundi 12 octobre 2020 et rouvrira à nouveau le mardi 13 octobre 2020 à 08:00 heures. Nos Vœux de Bonne Santé, ... Votre Famille chez Cardiogenix ~~~~~ Happy Thanksgiving! Cardiogenix Medical Centre would like to take this opportunity to notify you that we will be closed on Monday October 12, 2020 and will open again on Tuesday October 13, 2020 at 8:00 am. Best of Health, Your Cardiogenix Family

Hi Everyone! With the recent announcement that Quebec is under Maximum Alert, also referred to as a Red Zone, we understand that the Pandemic is beginning to feel never-ending. Although the numbers backing the government's claims may appear confusing at times, you can now rest assured that Dr. Oommen and Dr. Di Liello are here to break it down for you in their latest coronavirus update (all while maintaining a six-foot distance and separated by a plexiglass barrier, of cours...e)! With the winter season just around the corner, we will soon be spending the majority of our time indoors which is likely to lead to a boom of community spread if individuals do not take quarantining measures seriously. An increase in cases leads to an increase in hospitalizations which, in addition to the usual flu season coming up as well, can lead to a rise in deaths should hospitals once more become overwhelmed. As Dr. Di Liello put it, the second wave of COVID-19 was inevitable and although this news may be overwhelming, the best way to get through this Pandemic is to remain united in our efforts and to respect one another through our actions to keep each other safe. No one specific group of individuals should fully carry the blame for the community spread; we are all in this together. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the coronavirus, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected], but most importantly, if you believe that you are showing symptoms or may have come in contact with someone with COVID-19, please call the info-coronavirus line at 1-877-644-4545. Stay Safe Everyone! --------- Global Coronavirus Pandemic Updates (2020) January 22nd to March 6th: 100,000 confirmed cases March 6th to March 17th: 200,000 confirmed cases March 17th to March 20th: 300,000 confirmed cases March 20th to March 24th: 400,000 confirmed cases March 24th to March 25th: 500,000 confirmed cases March 25th to March 31st: 800,000 confirmed cases April 1st to April 6th: 1,300,000.00 confirmed cases April 6th to April 8th: 1,500,000.00 confirmed cases April 9th to April 15th: 2,000,000.00 confirmed cases April 16th to April 24th: 2,700,000.00 confirmed cases April 25th to April 29th: 3,200,000.00 confirmed cases April 30th to May 31st: 6,200,000.00 confirmed cases June 1st to June 20th: 9,100,000.00 confirmed cases June 21st to July 16th: 13,900,000.00 confirmed cases July 17th to October 7th: 36,125,202 confirmed cases