American Heart Association
American Heart Association, Mar 8, 2024
An #InternationalWomensDay reminder: Heart attack symptoms can look different in women. Know the signs and call 911 immediately.
Many women don’t know that cardiovascular disease is their No. 1 health threat. Help us spread the word and save lives.
Health Equity Initiatives at Purdue University, Feb 29, 2024
Great kickoff to the day at the HEI 3rd Annual Health Equity Summit! #purdueuniversity #PurdueHEI
American Heart Association, Jan 9, 2024
Uncontrolled high blood pressure raises your risk of heart attack and stroke. Take control and self-monitor in 4 easy steps. Start now at http://spr.ly/6015R9WxP. #GetDownWithYourBP
AHA , Dec 27, 2023
We all talk to ourselves. Sometimes we talk out loud, but usually we do it in our heads. Positive self-talk can help you calm down and manage stress. The key is to practice it every day – in the car, at your desk, before you go to bed or whenever you notice negative thoughts.
AHA Healthy for Good, Dec 26, 2023
As you’re setting your goals for the new year, make reducing stress a top priority. It’s just as important for a healthy heart as good food, regular exercise and quality sleep. #RestfulNotStressful
American Heart Association, Nov 12, 2023
ArtificialIntelligence is making headlines, including at AHA’s premier cardiology meeting. In research presented at Scientific Sessions, #AI tools were able to detect heart valve disease and predict Type 2 diabetes patients’ heart disease risk. Research is ongoing so stay tuned!
AHA Healthy for Good, Nov 12, 2023
Relieve the stress that comes along with the busy holiday season by moving more. Try these tips to get some extra steps in:
AHA Healthy for Good, Nov 5, 2023
We, as humans, need rest. When we wear ourselves down, stress can get in the way of our mental and physical health. This holiday season, let’s make it our mission to be #RestfulNotStressful.
Oct 20, 2023
Learn more about pregnancy- and postpartum-related cardiovascular conditions, risk factors, and solutions to improving maternal health outcomes using an equity-first approach. Register for the free accredited learning module at
https://professional.heart.org/en/education/role-of-cardiovascular-health-in-maternal-health
