10 Simple Ways to Stay Active at Home—No Gym Required
Get your heart rate up without picking any weights up.
“I Could Have Died:” A Local Runner Discovered “Widow Maker” Heart Blockage After Pushing for Testing
Distance runner Dawn Angelique Roberts was relentless in seeking answers when something felt wrong with her heart. That self-advocacy saved her life.
What COVID-19 Is Doing to Your Heart
COVID-19 starts as a respiratory disease, but it becomes a systemic one.
Here’s Why That Community Garden in Your Neighborhood Might Actually Be Saving Lives
For nearly three decades, Andrea Vettori worked as a nurse practitioner, offering healthcare and social support to the homeless and unstably housed. But after years […]
Heart Health’s Unsung Hero: Your Neighborhood Pharmacy
Rethinking the role of pharmacies in preventative care
In Philly, the Neighborhood You Live In Could Determine Your Lifespan. Activists Are Pointing to the Food We Eat
What happens when fresh, nutritious food is out of reach?
Heart Disease Myths, Busted: Forget What You Thought You Knew
Historically, most heart disease research has been conducted with men, leading to many common misconceptions about heart disease in women. Here’s what you might have thought you knew about heart disease.
Heart Month Style: All Red, All Glam
Show your support by donning red from head to toe for Wear Red Day this February 1st. Don’t have a ruby-stocked closet? Try these Rittenhouse Row finds.
Heart Health Is Hereditary
This mother-daughter duo knows that heart health starts at home, and women with a family history of heart disease should take proactive steps to combat it.
If You’re Feeling Off, “Trust Your Heart” And Change Your Habits
Go Red for Women Chair Sarah Bouchard talks balancing health and work, helping those who need it most, and how her mom inspired her to pay attention to her heart health.