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Know Your Numbers

Managing your blood pressure is one way to eliminate your risk of heart disease

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Brush. Rest. Repeat.

Everyday habits like quality sleep and good oral healthcare can help your heart.

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The CPR Gap

Women are less likely to get CPR. AHA is trying to change that.

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Heart of Hope

This Philly Mom Is Turning Her Story Into Lifesaving Support

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Nourishing Little Hearts

Philadelphia Schools Are Promoting Heart-Healthy Eating for Kids and Families

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Menopause and Your Heart

Hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings—these are the classic signals that menopause is underway. But beneath the noticeable symptoms lies another important shift: a woman’s […]

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Reaching the New Normal

Stacie Moore and Bethanne Harris might not seem like typical stroke victims—but their stories are a reminder that strokes can happen to anyone. Moore had […]

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A Prescription for Change

When Dr. Kevin Volpp, founding director of the Center for Health Incentives and Behavioral Economics at University of Pennsylvania, says that the United States spends […]

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How a Philly School Is Helping Their Whole Community Get Access to Fresh Food

Getting people to eat healthier is one of the solutions to heart disease that’s the most simply stated, but also one that’s possibly the most […]

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Why the Fields of Cardiology and Oncology Are Coming Together to Save Lives

The last thing you want to hear when you’ve just survived a heart transplant is, “You have cancer.” But that’s the experience that Theresa Alexander, […]

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