Southeast Health Medical Center is spending the month of February recognizing those who suffer or have suffered from heart disease. This is the hospitals 19th year initiating this campaign.
“There’s a lot of people who have this disease and are attributing their symptoms to other things, and we wanted to make people a little more aware so they can have this problem looked into maybe before a catastrophe happens,” said cardiologist Chris Centafont D.O. with Southeast Cardiology.
Throughout the month of February, News 4 will be taking a closer look at where Alabama and the Wiregrass stands when it comes to heart disease.
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