New book aims to help readers assess chronic disease risk

Dr. Hrayr Karagueuzian and Dr. Levon Demirdjian have released a new health guide that explains how readers can understand and reduce their risk for chronic disease. The book is now available in paperback and ebook as concern grows over preventable conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and obesity.

Why it matters: - Chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes and obesity are often shaped by preventable risk factors. - The book is designed to help readers separate evidence-based guidance from confusing or misleading health claims. - The authors say the goal is to give people practical tools to understand and reduce personal health risks before serious illness develops.

What happened: - Dr. Hrayr Karagueuzian and Dr. Levon Demirdjian announced the release of Am I at Risk? Your Evidence-Based Guide to a Healthier Future. - The 334-page book is a science-based health guide focused on chronic disease prevention. - The release is aimed at readers looking for clearer, more usable health information.

The details: - The book addresses risk factors including high blood pressure, smoking, physical inactivity and diet-related issues. - The authors present the material in accessible language and avoid heavy medical jargon. - The guide includes tools for identifying obesity, diabetes and lifestyle-related risks. - It offers steps for reducing risk factors early, before they lead to more serious conditions. - The book also aims to help readers distinguish between fact, fiction and marketing spin. - The paperback sells for $19.99, and the ebook costs $4.99. - The ISBN is 9781968485535. - The book is available through major retailers including Amazon and Barnes & Noble. - Purchase the book on Amazon. - Review copies and interviews are available upon request.

Between the lines: - The launch taps into a broader demand for health literacy as readers face conflicting advice and dubious wellness claims. - Karagueuzian brings a cardiology research background, while Demirdjian adds expertise in bioinformatics, statistics and medical research. - Their combined pitch centers on turning decades of research into a simpler decision-making tool for everyday readers. - James N. Weiss, MD, called the book a useful start for navigating medical information and making informed decisions.

What's next: - The authors are making review copies and interviews available to media and other interested readers. - The book will likely be positioned as a resource for people managing daily health risks or trying to make more informed prevention choices. - MindStir Media is also inviting interest from people looking to publish books through the company, with more information available at MindStir Media.