‘I want to live a long life’: Rural West Virginia’s health crisis gets homegrown help American Heart Association 2024-05-21 | Heart disease is shortening lives and devastating entire families in rural West Virginia. Health care workers and residents are leading a massive cultural shift to break that cycle.Find rural health coverage and more at heart.org/en/news
Making sleep a healthy habit American Heart Association 2024-05-17 | Put yourself in the best state of mind for seven to nine hours of healthy sleep. Your bedtime routine can include anything that helps you wind down and signals your brain it’s time for sleep. Consistency is the key!
¿Qué es R.Á.P.I.D.O.? Learn about the new Spanish acronym for the signs of a stroke. American Heart Association 2024-05-16 | The chances of surviving a stroke and avoiding disability improve if emergency treatment begins rapidly. Stroke is the number four cause of death for Hispanic men and the number three cause of death for Hispanic women. That's why researchers developed a Spanish acronym to raise awareness of stroke symptoms in the Hispanic community.R. Rostro caído Á. Alteración del equilibrio P. Pérdida de fuerza en el brazo I. Impedimento visual repentino D. Dificultad para hablar O. Obtén ayuda, llama al 911 Dr. Mauricio Gonzalez joins House Calls to share what you need to know. @DoctorMauInformaWatch House Calls: Real Docs, Real Talk for trustworthy information on managing health conditions and preventing heart disease and stroke. Hosted by Dr. Eduardo Sanchez, the chief medical officer for prevention at the American Heart Association, each episode features science-backed information and practical advice to help you live a longer, healthier life.
What you should know about PAD – Peripheral Artery Disease American Heart Association 2024-05-14 | Peripheral Artery Disease, or PAD, is a narrowing of the peripheral arteries that carry blood away from the heart to other parts of the body. Left untreated, it can lead to limb amputation, coronary artery disease, heart attack or stroke. Learn more about PAD at heart.org/pad.
Kids Heart Challenge & American Heart Challenge – Giving Hope to Everyone, Everywhere American Heart Association 2024-05-13 | We’re turning bystanders into lifesavers. Through the Kids Heart Challenge and American Heart Challenge students, families and staff can learn the lifesaving skill of Hands-Only CPR so that everyone knows how to respond during an emergency. Our programs motivate students to make a difference and help others while having fun. Join the movement today at heart.org/getstarted
‘You cannot have health without the land’: The Ioway build food sovereignty in Kansas American Heart Association 2024-05-13 | From regenerative farming to foreign trade zones, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska is working to achieve food sovereignty – and overcome generations of health disparities.Find rural health coverage and more at heart.org/en/news.
Jennie Garth shares how she makes time for self-care and exercise American Heart Association 2024-05-12 | Jennie Garth shares her advice for women on making time to focus on their own health and well-being. Get to know Jennie on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth: Choose to be happy American Heart Association 2024-05-11 | Jennie Garth has mastered the art of positivity and is making a difference as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment, especially for women.. Get to know a new side of Jennie Garth on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth shares how she makes time for self-care and exercise American Heart Association 2024-05-10 | Jennie Garth shares her advice for women on making time to focus on their own health and well-being. Get to know Jennie on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth: Dont get caught up in stress and worry. You can choose to be happy. American Heart Association 2024-05-10 | Jennie Garth has mastered the art of positivity and is making a difference as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment, especially for women.. Get to know a new side of Jennie Garth on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth lost her dad to heart disease. Now she promotes a heart healthy lifestyle for all. American Heart Association 2024-05-10 | Jennie Garth has met challenges both personal and professional with grace, and in the process mastered the art of positivity. Now Jennie is thriving as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment. Get to know a new side of Jennie Garth on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
How to make a healthy habit stick American Heart Association 2024-05-10 | Ready to start your movement habit? 🙌 Make it stick by creating a habit loop.1️⃣ Pick your reminder, or cue.2️⃣ Stick to the routine.3️⃣ Reward your success.#HealthyHabits
‘Time matters’: North Dakota works to shorten a long survival chain in rural cardiac care American Heart Association 2024-05-09 | Increased attention to heart care awareness and training in rural North Dakota is helping to tear down barriers created by time and distance.Find rural health coverage and more at heart.org/en/news.
¿Cuánta sal es demasiada? American Heart Association 2024-05-09 | En Estados Unidos comemos demasiada sal y eso no es bueno para nuestra salud. Incluso si nunca usas el salero, probablemente estés usando más de lo que necesitas. Entonces, ¿cuánta sal es demasiada sal? ¿Cómo podemos reducir nuestro consumo de sal? El Dr. Eduardo Sanchez comparte sus recomendaciones en este episodio de House Calls, Real Docs, Real Talk. ¡Para tu salud!
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM): Identifying Symptoms and Confirming the Diagnosis American Heart Association 2024-05-08 | HCM is a chronic and progressive disease that puts patients at risk of serious complications and co-morbidities. Early detection, disease and symptom management may help improve HCM outcomes. Learn tips and tricks for the initial diagnosis of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, diagnostic testing, and referrals.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM): Managing Symptoms American Heart Association 2024-05-08 | When patients present with symptoms such as fatigue, fainting, shortness of breath, chest pain or heart palpitations without a known cause, suspect and test for HCM. In this episode, experts will discuss the best approaches for the management of symptoms in patients with HCM. Learn more on identifying strategies to improve provider-patient communication and utilizing shared decision-making to personalize treatment strategies.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM): Lifestyle Interventions and Exercise Recommendations American Heart Association 2024-05-08 | People with HCM may need to make lifestyle changes, such as limiting their activity, to accommodate their disease. In this episode, experts will cover behavior modifications for patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, including regular physical activity recommendations as well as sports participation, occupational considerations, pregnancy, and management of comorbidities.
Living with Arrhythmic Consequences of HCM American Heart Association 2024-05-08 | HCM experts discuss the importance of shared decision-making in the treatment of patients with HCM with or at risk for arrhythmias, including patient perspectives. The prevalence of symptomatic and asymptomatic atrial fibrillation requires shared decision-making between patients and providers regarding initiation of oral anticoagulation and global management strategy (rate vs rhythm control). Likewise, this episode will highlight factors to consider when deciding on ICD placement, particularly for primary prevention of sudden cardiac death.
Jennie Garth lost her dad to heart disease. It inspired her to be an advocate for heart health. American Heart Association 2024-05-07 | Jennie Garth has met challenges both personal and professional with grace, and in the process mastered the art of positivity. Now Jennie is thriving as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment. Get to know the a new side of Jennie Garth on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth has an important message for women: Take care of yourself, because no one else will. American Heart Association 2024-05-07 | Jennie Garth might be best known for her role as Kelly Taylor on Beverly Hills: 90212, but now she's thriving as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment. Hear more about how she makes time for her self while juggling the life of a busy actor, entrepreneur, designer, podcast host, and mom. Watch Jennie on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
Jennie Garth wants women to choose themselves American Heart Association 2024-05-07 | Jennie Garth has an important message for women: Self-care is vital. Jennie might be best known for her role as Kelly Taylor on Beverly Hills: 90212, but now she's thriving as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment. Hear more about how she makes time for her self while juggling the life of a busy actor, entrepreneur, designer, podcast host, and mom. Watch Jennie on At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.
The power of positivity with Jennie Garth | At the Heart of It American Heart Association 2024-05-07 | After spending a humble childhood in the Midwest, Jennie Garth skyrocketed to fame at a young age. Jennie has met challenges both personal and professional with grace, and in the process mastered the art of positivity. Now Jennie is thriving as a role model for health, wellness, and empowerment. Get to know the a new side of Jennie Garth on this episode of At the Heart of It with Nancy Brown.At the Heart of It, hosted by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown, gives you an intimate look into the journey of some of the most remarkable people. Get inspired as they share how they've overcome obstacles while staying focused on their own well-being and finding joy. Through intimate conversations with her guests, Nancy illustrates how the work we all do intersects with our collective humanity and ultimately our health.
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day Conversation American Heart Association 2024-05-07 | Join the American Heart Association and Children’s Heart Foundation for a special conversation on the connection between congenital heart defects (CHDs) and mental well-being in honor of Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day. The conversation is hosted by TikTok star and CHD survivor JT Laybourne. JT is joined by -Jamie and Jackson Dawson (Memphis, TN). Jamie was 18 weeks into her pregnancy when she and her husband learned that their son Jackson would be born with four heart abnormalities. Now 9-years-old, Jackson is in third grade and has undergone multiple surgeries. His heart functions around 60%. He also manages ADHD, anxiety and depression, which is common for kids with congenital heart defects. Mia and Luke Domingo (Sacramento, CA). Luke Domingo is the youngest of four boys and was diagnosed with several severe complications including Tetralogy of Fallot, holes in his heart, at birth. Luke is 10 years old and has had over 10 surgeries to date. The Domingo family makes every day, every event, and every moment special for Luke and cherish their time with him.Cierra Zeager (Leola, PA). Ceirra was only 14 years old when she passed out at home the day after her first winter formal dance. Her dad rushed her to the hospital where they discovered she had had a heart attack and needed emergency surgery. A blood clot had traveled through an undiagnosed hole in her heart she was born with and lodged in a coronary artery. Ceirra faced mental and emotional challenges growing up as a teen with a heart condition and is passionate the need for better mental well-being support for young heart patients.Nadine Kasparian, PhD, MAPS (Cincinnati Children’s Hospital). Dr. Kasparian is professor of Pediatrics and Director of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s Heart and Mind Wellbeing Center and the Center for Heart Disease and Mental Health Research.To find more information on the American Heart Association and Children’s Heart Foundation’s work to support research and raise awareness about congenital heart defects visit http://spr.ly/6059jdCMt.
Vaping: Its Not Harmless Water Vapor American Heart Association 2024-05-06 | Vaping is the act of inhaling and exhaling the aerosol, often mistakenly referred to as vapor, which is produced by an e-cigarette or similar device. The term is used because e-cigarettes do not produce tobacco smoke, but rather an aerosol, often mistaken for water vapor, that actually consists of fine particles. Many of these particles contain varying amounts of toxic chemicals, which have been linked to heart and respiratory diseases and cancer.
Spot a Stroke F.A.S.T. American Heart Association 2024-05-03 | Most adults in the U.S do not know the F.A.S.T. warning signs of stroke, and that stroke is largely treatable if you call 911 as soon as you recognize the symptoms. Actresses Susan Lucci and Jennie Garth, NBA player Paul George, and NFL player Bobby Wagner share their personal connection to stroke, inspires others to “honor someone you love” by learning the stroke warning signs with F.A.S.T. Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death and a leading cause of serious, long-term disability in the U.S.
National Volunteer Awards Event, May 2, 2024, 6-8 p.m. Central Time American Heart Association 2024-05-03 | Join us in recognizing the American Heart Association's 2024 National Volunteer Awardees. Together, let's celebrate the power of volunteerism and its impact on our lives. #AwardsWithHeart #ForeverBold0:00 Forever Bold 6:46 Opening Remarks11:22 Women Changing the World Award - Elisabeth Rohm16:05 Louis B. Russell Jr. Memorial Award - Dr. Emelia Benjamin22:15 Louis B. Russell Jr. Memorial Award - Dr. Willie Lawrence29:02 Morgan Stark Memorial Award - Alvin Royse36:59 Ron Haddock International Impact Award - Dr. DP Suresh44:40 Voice of the Mission Award - Damar Hamlin48:23 Award of Meritorious Achievement - The Kroger Co., Rodney McMullen53:56 Award of Meritorious Achievement - Dr. Alice Lichtenstein1:00:32 Award of Meritorious Achievement - Drs. Chiadi Ndumele & Janani Rangaswami1:12:48 Earl B. Beagle Award for Staff Excellence - Gerald E. Johnson, II1:21:11 AHA Healthcare Volunteer of the Year - Dr. Steven Manoukian1:26:58 AHA Physician of the Year Award - Dr. Reginald Robinson1:32:57 Gold Heart Award - Dr. Robert Harrington1:47:12 Closing Remarks
NFL PLAY 60 Draft Fitness Break (2024) American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | @American_Heart and the @NFL are teaming up for digital NFL #PLAY60 Fitness Break broadcasts encouraging students to get their 60 minutes of activity each day! Join special guests from the NFL as they talk about the importance of physical fitness and demonstrate fun ways to #MoveMore.Featuring... 🏈 @detroitlionsnfl 🏈 @AtlantaFalcons 🏈 @colts 🏈 mascots from around the NFL!For over 15 years, the American Heart Association and the National Football League (NFL) have worked together to get youth physically active. Together, we’ve helped millions of kids and families move more and improve their physical and mental wellness. We’re maximizing our reach and relevancy to ensure every child, everywhere is moving with flexible, turn-key resources including our NFL PLAY 60 app and digital experiences.❤️ NFL PLAY 60: heart.org/NFLPLAY60❤️ Register for all the NFL PLAY 60 Fitness Breaks: heart.org/en/professional/educator/nfl-play-60/nfl-play-60-fitness-break-broadcasts❤️ Download the NFL PLAY 60 app: heart.org/en/professional/educator/nfl-play-60/download-the-nfl-play-60-app❤️ NFL PLAY 60 Exercise Library: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrDeLRAEJG0YammdRskhhwVm-oiyUxJcp
Cómo tomar la presión arterial en casa American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Cuando se trata de controlar la presión arterial en casa, es necesario tener el equipo y los conocimientos adecuados y también saber cuántas veces tomarse la presión. El Dr. Eduardo Sánchez comparte sus conocimientos sobre el control de la presión arterial en casa en este episodio de House Calls: Real Docs, Real Docs. ¡Para tu salud!
Sydney | #StrokeMonth Survivor Spotlight American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | May is #StrokeMonth, and Sydney reminds us that stroke can happen at any age to anyone. Through Finn’s Mission, we are educating communities to recognize the warning signs of stroke. Are you ready to save the life of someone you love?
Stroke of Art | Minnie Watkins: Portrait of a Stroke Survivor American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Portrait artist Minnie Watkins lost the ability to see faces after her stroke. Watch how she discovers a new art style and a new self. Those who have had a stroke, like Minnie, often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke.Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Chelsea Keenan: Song of Survival American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Musician and singer Chelsea Keenan turned to songwriting to express herself after a series of strokes at a young age.Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Minnie Watkins: So Much Left to Give American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Portrait artist Minnie Watkins, discovers that there is hope after stroke through painting. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Minnie Watkins: Painting Through Pain American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Minnie Watkins, a portrait artist, lost her ability to see faces after stroke. Watch how she discovers a new art style and a new sense of self.Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Chelsea Keenan: Born A Musician American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Musician and singer Chelsea Keenan discovered music as a child and turned to songwriting to express herself after a series of strokes at a young age. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Dave Kim: Symphony of Strength American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | After a stroke at age 42, violinist Dave Kim finds determination in recovery one note at a time. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Dave Kim: Discovering Music American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Violinist Dave Kim discovered music as a child. After a stroke at age 42, Dave turned to music for hope and healing.Those who have had a stroke, like Dave, often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke.Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Chelsea Keenan: Music Saved Me American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Stroke survivor Chelsea Keenan discovers new purpose in music and turns to songwriting to express herself after a series of strokes at a young age. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Maggie Whittum: “I Couldn’t Recognize My Face” American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | A massive stroke at age 33 left actor Maggie Whittum unable to recognize herself. Acting helped her reclaim her joy. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Dave Kim: Recovery One Note at a Time American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | Stroke survivor and violinist Dave Kim reclaimed his relationship with music after his stroke, one note at a time.Those who have had a stroke, like Dave, often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Maggie Whittum: Stages of Healing American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | After a massive stroke at 33, Maggie Whittum reclaimed her joy through acting. Those who have had a stroke often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke. Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
Stroke of Art | Maggie Whittum: Hope Through Acting American Heart Association 2024-05-02 | After a massive stroke at 33, Maggie Whittum reclaimed her joy through acting. Those who have had a stroke, like Maggie, often must overcome physical, emotional and cognitive changes to move forward. To do so requires strength and support. Stroke of Art, an original video series from the American Stroke Association, spotlights four artists as they share how their passion for art and music brought them strength, healing and hope after stroke.Watch the full series at stroke.org/en/life-after-stroke/stroke-of-art.
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Craig Beam on Telehealth, Certification and Reimbursement American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | Craig Beam, a member of the American Heart Association Center for Telehealth Expert Panel explains the benefits of certification and the broad application of telehealth/telemedicine.Visit heart.org/telehealth to learn more.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Voters’ Choice Hero – Rick Hoeg American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Rick Hoeg is the winner of the 2024 Voters’ Choice Hero award.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Survivor Hero – Craig Northcutt American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Craig Northcutt is the winner of the 2024 Survivor Hero award.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Pediatric Hero – Reegan Lueken American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Reegan Lueken is the winner of the 2024 Pediatric Hero award.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Group Heroes – Centre for Neuro Skills American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Centre for Neuro Skills is the winner of the 2024 Group Heroes award.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Equity Hero – Kimon Bekelis, MD American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Kimon Bekelis. MD is the winner of the 2024 Equity Hero award.
2024 Stroke Hero Awards: Caregiver Hero – Loretta Sharp Gray American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | The Stroke Hero Awards honor those who are educating, inspiring and bringing awareness to stroke in six categories. Loretta Sharp Gray is the winner of the 2024 Caregiver Hero award.
West Virginia: Addressing high blood pressure, diabetes and obesity American Heart Association 2024-04-30 | Heart disease, stroke and diabetes are prevalent in much of West Virginia. In small towns, there aren’t a lot of places to buy healthy foods or exercise. Transportation, insurance and cost issues can make it difficult for people to get medical care. But dedicated members of the community are working to make a difference, educating their neighbors, growing healthy foods and modeling healthy behaviors for future generations. Health Wanted: Finding Care in Rural America is a documentary series focused on specific challenges rural Americans face as well as the community efforts to overcome them.Learn more about how we’re confronting health challenges faced by 60 million people in rural U.S. communities through science, education and advocacy at heart.org/ruralhealth.
