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Every year across the country, a select group of people are nominated for the American Heart Association's 'Woman of Impact,' which is a nine-week competition focusing on women's heart health.

Six area women are raising awareness of cardiovascular disease — the number one killer of women — through a campaign designed ...

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The month of February goes much deeper than Valentine’s Day. It’s also Heart Health Awareness Month, a good time to review the signs of a heart attack and what can be done to prevent it. The American ...