Dr. Paul Dudley White

Dr. Paul Dudley White was a prominent American cardiologist known for his pioneering work in heart health and preventive medicine. He was a leading advocate for cardiovascular disease prevention through lifestyle changes like exercise and diet. White was a trusted advisor to Presidents Herbert Hoover and Dwight D. Eisenhower, particularly helping Eisenhower recover from a heart attack. His efforts contributed significantly to the understanding and treatment of heart disease, and he played a key role in promoting healthy habits and advancements in cardiac care, earning him a lasting legacy in modern cardiology.