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UCLA cardiologist and heart attack survivor on risks for heart diseaseIn honor of Feb. 7 as National Wear Red Day, led by the American Heart Association, a UCLA cardiologist and a woman who ...
What she didn't know at the time is that women's symptoms are often different from men. When she found out she was suffering ...
Across the country, people wore red on Friday to show their support for the Go Red for Women campaign. TULSA, Okla. — Across ...
Organized by the American Heart Association, the aim is to wear the bold color to raise awareness of the deadliest illness ...
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States, yet many people miss its early ...
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Woman raises awareness on cardiovascular disease for National Wear Red DayCardiovascular disease doesn’t discriminate. At 38 years old, during the height of the COVID pandemic, Amy Kren had a heart attack. She says it doesn’t matter your age or race.
February is Month. There is plenty to learn about heart disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Let’s start with heart ...
Cedar Rapids resident Katie Hopkins survived a heart attack at half the average age for a woman’s first heart attack. Now, she is raising funds and awareness to save lives.
The American Heart Association's 2025 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistical Update reports that while progress has been made in reducing cardiovascular and cerebral health disparities, Black ...
A cardiac arrest and heart attack survivor have different stories, but something in common: CPR save their lives.
Research shows nearly half of U.S. adults have some form of cardiovascular disease, with hidden risk factors playing a crucial role.
Robin Eaton, a heart disease survivor, shares her story and what she wants others to know about heart disease.
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