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@yorkcardiology556 videos12 yrs

York Cardiology

@yorkcardiology556 videos12 yrsUpdated Oct 28, 2026

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1Kin 28d

ViewsTotal Views48.4M48,398,719

211.17Kin 28d

Est. Rev.Est. Monthly Rev.$1K$1,158

Down 18%vs prior 14d

Updated Oct 28, 2026

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York Cardiology’s most recent 48 uploads

The latest upload vidIQ has for York Cardiology is “Atrial fibrillation and the link to oral health”, a long-form video published Jul 10, 2026.
These are York Cardiology’s 48 most recent public uploads vidIQ has data for, published between Jul 29, 2025 and Jul 10, 2026 (48 long-form videos).
Median views across these 48 uploads: 6,763. 24 videos are above that median and 24 below.
Most viewed in the sample: “Vitamin D and the heart” (56,468 views, Aug 26, 2025). Least viewed: “When bigger kids get smaller care” (2,298 views, Aug 11, 2025).
Median length: 4:46 for 48 long-form videos.
In this sample, York Cardiology’s consecutive uploads were a median of 1 day apart (shortest gap 1 day, longest 121 days).
Views are lifetime totals as of Jul 26, 2026, so newer uploads have had less time to collect them. These figures describe only the videos listed here, not the whole channel, and do not show why any video performed as it did. Dates are UTC.

York Cardiology’s most recent uploads, newest first, with publication date (UTC), format, lifetime views and length
Video	Published (UTC)	Format	Views	Length
Atrial fibrillation and the link to oral health	Jul 10, 2026	Long-form	43,196	4:46
Have we forgotten experiential medicine?	Jul 9, 2026	Long-form	3,081	9:42
All the light we cannot see	Apr 22, 2026	Long-form	6,715	41:09
The importance of breathing (and how it can help ectopic heart beats) part 2	Apr 19, 2026	Long-form	6,467	48:29
Weight loss for AF	Mar 29, 2026	Long-form	7,878	5:44
QOF	Mar 23, 2026	Long-form	6,009	5:53
The light within the cell	Mar 17, 2026	Long-form	10,900	4:36
What have your patients given you?	Mar 11, 2026	Long-form	3,335	1:43
Where should we grow old?	Mar 8, 2026	Long-form	14,246	4:19
Important myths about cardiac chest pain	Feb 28, 2026	Long-form	11,290	5:11
If you understand interest rates, you should understand this too...	Feb 20, 2026	Long-form	8,381	6:36
Deprescription - and the need for courage to stop	Feb 15, 2026	Long-form	13,754	7:02
What we get wrong in medical teaching	Feb 13, 2026	Long-form	2,706	4:32
The Truth About New Weight Loss Drugs – Benefits, Risks & Who Qualifies	Feb 8, 2026	Long-form	3,825	53:05
Why do we go to see a doctor?	Feb 7, 2026	Long-form	6,811	7:23
The importance of breathing properly	Feb 3, 2026	Long-form	13,946	52:21
New insights into CFS and ME	Dec 27, 2025	Long-form	5,466	1:02:40
The problem with the ‘one problem’ rule	Aug 28, 2025	Long-form	7,808	4:31
Conveyor belt medicine	Aug 27, 2025	Long-form	3,533	3:54
Vitamin D and the heart	Aug 26, 2025	Long-form	56,468	4:56
Aspirin or eliquis for Afib?	Aug 25, 2025	Long-form	19,158	5:02
Pill in the pocket anticoagulation for Atrial fibrillation	Aug 24, 2025	Long-form	13,123	8:48
Berberine for heart health	Aug 23, 2025	Long-form	15,218	5:53
What is bigeminy?	Aug 22, 2025	Long-form	9,470	7:34
Melatonin and the heart	Aug 21, 2025	Long-form	18,904	4:00
Holes in the heart - What they really mean	Aug 20, 2025	Long-form	2,846	9:45
How dangerous is Angina?	Aug 19, 2025	Long-form	6,398	5:54
Anxiety or heart disease?	Aug 18, 2025	Long-form	28,233	6:11
Cardiac insufficiency and the 4 pillars	Aug 17, 2025	Long-form	7,288	7:58
Stress and the heart	Aug 16, 2025	Long-form	10,751	6:46
When to start .. and when to stop	Aug 15, 2025	Long-form	17,072	7:22
Alcohol and the heart? Good, bad or ugly?	Aug 14, 2025	Long-form	29,344	3:29
Can you cure a disease by moving continent?	Aug 13, 2025	Long-form	3,836	3:23
The death of common sense medicine	Aug 12, 2025	Long-form	6,937	4:41
When bigger kids get smaller care	Aug 11, 2025	Long-form	2,298	4:41
When caring becomes smothering	Aug 10, 2025	Long-form	6,226	3:27
The psychological effects of a heart attack	Aug 9, 2025	Long-form	4,241	2:30
Splanchnic pooling: When your blood goes to lunch	Aug 8, 2025	Long-form	5,975	2:37
Stress and the heart: When emotions turn physical	Aug 7, 2025	Long-form	20,130	2:41
The Nocebo Effect	Aug 6, 2025	Long-form	4,247	2:53
Sexism in healthcare	Aug 5, 2025	Long-form	3,825	4:17
Side effects: When the patient knows best	Aug 4, 2025	Long-form	6,229	3:12
When a positive test isn’t always so positive	Aug 3, 2025	Long-form	7,098	4:46
The perfect patient illusion	Aug 2, 2025	Long-form	4,004	3:34
Short trials long prescriptions	Aug 1, 2025	Long-form	3,184	4:10
The lab number sleight of hand	Jul 31, 2025	Long-form	5,459	3:22
Magic in medicine	Jul 30, 2025	Long-form	4,666	3:53
Absolute or relative?	Jul 29, 2025	Long-form	4,626	3:03

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As of 2026-10-27, York Cardiology has 539,000 subscribers, 48,398,719 total views, and 556 videos. It ranks #141,732 by subscribers among channels tracked by vidIQ.

Ranked #141,732 worldwide, #3,130 in United Kingdom and #5,763 in Education.

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