October 24, 2024
Ladies, you’re never too young or old to start taking steps toward a heart-healthy lifestyle. Taking preventive measures now can lower your risk of developing heart disease and keep #OurHearts healthy for a long time. Get started with these tips: https://go.nih.gov/YRVNOCO
October 20, 2024
This year’s theme is “Healing Mothers, Saving Lives: Ending the Maternal Health Crisis,” and the keynote speaker is Elizabeth A. Howell, MD, MPP.
https://www.cdc.gov/
October 17, 2024
Self-care isn’t a luxury — it’s essential for your well-being. Take a few minutes each day to do something that makes both you and your heart happy. Relieving stress is a vital part of self-care and keeps #OurHearts strong. How are you practicing self-care today?
October 9, 2024
P3 Equate was well represented at the AHA network meetings in Irving TX. Proud of the teamwork by OSU, UAB, NW, UNC, Penn, NCA&T and Connection Health supported by experts around the country, leveraging the $20M AHA investment to advance equity in maternal and infant health.
September 24, 2024
Strategic Network Annual Meetings are closed meetings for funded awardees and designated oversight advisory committees who are invited to attend by the AHA. The purpose of these face-to-face meetings is to share results across the networks and identify and act on potential collaborative opportunities. A major component of the Centers will be their ability to implement a successful program for the interdisciplinary training of a new generation of scientists and to collaborate. All key Center personnel (Center Director / Coordinating Center PI, Training Director, Project PIs and Fellows/Trainees) and Oversight Advisory Members are expected to attend.
https://professional.heart.org/
Center for Community Health Enhancement & Learning, September 18, 2024
BELIEVE Birth Innovation Conversations: “Researchers & Provider Trust in Black Communities,” featuring Dr. Kimarie Bugg (BELIEVE Project; Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere):
UAB, September 12, 2024
healthaffairs.org, September 12, 2024
Teresa Janevic Elizabeth A. Howell
10.1377/forefront.20240911.586816
nature, By Anil Oza, September 11, 2024
Geneticists are trying to understand the elevated risks of heart and metabolic disease among people of South Asian ancestry, but some question whether a purely biological approach is best.
https://www.nature.com/
