This Week on “What’s Going On with Earl Ingram”
Guest: Dr. Zullo, Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Specialist, Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Health Network

This week, Earl sits down with Dr. Zullo, a leading non-invasive cardiovascular specialist from the Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin health network, for an eye-opening conversation about the state of heart health in our communities—and how current events are intensifying risks for everyday people.

Dr. Zullo breaks down the latest trends in cardiovascular disease, from rising rates of hypertension to the alarming increase in heart complications linked to chronic stress, environmental pressures, and gaps in access to preventive care. As the country grapples with political and economic instability, she explains how these broader societal stresses have a very real impact on heart health—especially among vulnerable and underserved populations.

A major part of the discussion focuses on prevention. Dr. Zullo highlights how non-invasive cardiology is transforming patient outcomes through advanced diagnostics, early detection, and lifestyle-based interventions. She and Earl explore how innovations in cardiac imaging and monitoring can catch disease earlier than ever before—but only if communities have access to the care they need.

At the same time, Dr. Zullo warns that misinformation, distrust in public health, and widening disparities are creating new barriers to treatment. In an era where many Americans are overwhelmed by competing crises, essential health issues like heart disease often fall to the background—despite being the nation’s leading cause of death.

📍 Tune in to “What’s Going On with Earl Ingram” as Dr. Zullo of Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin breaks down the urgent realities of heart disease today—and what steps individuals, families, and communities must take to protect their health in a rapidly changing world.