How Can Antibiotics Decrease My Risk of Having Another Heart Attack?

How Can Antibiotics Decrease My Risk of Having Another Heart Attack? (0:30)

If you have a heart attack, your doctor may prescribe you antibiotics. In this video, Dr. Robin Miller explains why antibiotics can reduce your risk for another heart attack by 40%.

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