Daniel Orvomaa
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13 recordings
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first heard May 2026
last heard 12 Aug
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So, so you're, is it ER that you're like, you're saying advanced cardiology, this is like when the heart is stopping and you're like reviving people, that kind of thing.
Assume I'm an idiot.
Yeah, okay.
In short, I guess your point is with prevention is that a lot of this has to do with how we live our lives and what we eat and how we don't exercise enough.
I suppose we all know that.
When we're not exercising enough or we're eating crap, we do know.
But I know that there are a million different solutions and programs to address this.
But really it starts with the person wanting to do this.
How would someone find out that there's something underlying maybe in their heart?
Because that would motivate people who haven't yet started to do anything.
It's like people who might have the Huntington gene, they don't want to get tested because they want to live their lives.
Okay, so in your career in cardiology and in this really bad, when it comes to really bad heart problems, has there been a shift, you think, towards younger people?
Like, is there an increasing amount of, let's say, people my age, mid-30s, developing these things?
Or is it mostly young people still?
How's that possible?
Yeah.
So what you're saying is even if it might look like there would be a data spike in cases of difficult conditions for young people, that's also because nowadays we know more about them.
Therefore, there's going to be a spike in the amounts that we detect as well, right?
Yeah.
And so specifically, is there a gender split?
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