February is American Heart Month and emphasizes the importance of cardiovascular health and the urgent need for widespread ...

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When Heather Baker suffered a sudden cardiac arrest at work in 2018, she had no history of heart issues. "I started gasping for air," she told NBC Chicago. "My heart had stopped." Her story is ...

Some Freeman Health System employees dressed in red recently to raise awareness about the number one killer of women in ...

Lissette Gonzalez spoke to Dr. Tiffany di Pietro, a cardiologist, about the importance of heart health. Their relationship is still going strong. The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard ...

Read the stories of two survivors in this year's “Business Cares: Heart Health Awareness” section. You'll also find informative columns about heart health written by local cardiologists and a ...

"One out of four people will develop heart failure. That's more than all forms of cancer combined," notes ... how to do it at Temple Hospital's Heart Awareness Day. It's all organized and ...

Every baby born at a MercyOne facility in February will receive a red hat in honor of Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week. The awareness week runs Friday, Feb. 7 to Feb. 14. The hats ...

NORWOOD, Ohio (WKRC) - The American Heart Association is urging everyone to wear red today as part of its "Go Red Day" initiative, aimed at raising awareness about heart disease and stroke.

February marks Heart Awareness Month, a time to shed light on cardiovascular health, which disproportionately affects the Black community. Dr. Mathis, known for his groundbreaking documentaries ...

ALL RIGHT VANESSA THANK YOU. GO RED FOR WOMEN. YOU’RE GOING TO HEAR THAT A LOT TODAY AND SEE MANY PEOPLE WEARING RED TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR HEART DISEASE AND STROKE. IT’S ALL PART OF THE ...

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Heart disease is the leading cause of death of women in the United States. Nearly 45% of women, 20 years or older are living with some form of cardiovascular disease.