American Heart Association

Equitable access to digital technologies may help improve cardiovascular health

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How Mobile Health Technologies Are Revolutionizing Heart Health The integration of mobile health technologies, like wearable devices and telehealth, is transforming cardiovascular health management. These innovations promise to bridge the health care gap, offering cost-effective solutions to build heart-healthy habits. Let’s delve into the trends shaping the future of this dynamic landscape. The Power of … Read more

Las mujeres con EVP suelen ser infradiagnosticadas e infratratadas, lo que destaca la necesidad de realizar más investigaciones

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The Gender Gap in Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) PVD is a silent crisis that affects millions globally, but there’s a growing awareness of how it disproportionately impacts women. The American Heart Association’s recent scientific statement, outlined in *Circulation*, highlights the alarming differences in disease incidence, risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes between men and women. … Read more

Levels of select vitamins & minerals in pregnancy may be linked to lower midlife BP risk

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The Role of Essential Minerals in Cardiovascular Health A newly published study by the American Heart Association has highlighted a fascinating link between essential minerals during pregnancy and long-term cardiovascular health. Researchers found that higher levels of minerals like copper, manganese, and vitamin B12 in pregnant women are associated with reduced blood pressure and lower … Read more

Unmasking Heart Issues After Using an Apple Watch: Symptoms, Concerns, and Solutions

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The Future of Health Monitoring Wearables: Saving Lives through Technology In today’s fast-paced world, health monitoring wearables are no longer just gadgets for the tech-savvy or fashion enthusiasts. They are rapidly transforming into life-saving tools, as was the case with Mike Gomez, a user of the Apple Watch, who received critical health alerts directly to … Read more

Latest research finds people with certain heart conditions may play competitive sports

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Revolutionizing Sports Participation: Athletes with Cardiovascular Conditions New research reveals that athletes with certain cardiovascular conditions may safely engage in competitive sports. This change, emphasized by the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, encourages shared decision-making between athletes and clinicians. This scientific advancement not only reshapes the landscape of sports participation but … Read more

How old is too old to shovel snow in Oregon? Safety tips for digging out of winter storm

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The Ongoing Challenge of Snow Removal in Oregon With Oregon perennially experiencing snowfall, residents grapple with the perennial labor of clearing sidewalks and driveways. This task, a common requirement from cities like Salem, Eugene, and Portland, carries its own set of risks, particularly for the elderly or those with pre-existing health conditions. As eye-opening reports … Read more

Brain stimulation did not improve impaired motor skills after stroke

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The Future of Stroke Recovery: Can We Expect Breakthroughs in Brain Stimulation? Recent findings presented at the American Heart Association’s International Stroke Conference shed light on the effectiveness of transcranial brain stimulation combined with movement therapy for stroke recovery. While the study did not show significant improvements, future research could still pave the way for … Read more

Skip salt, eat beets, floss your teeth, use flax egg plus 7 more health tips to help you have a great week

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Exploring Future Trends in Health and Wellness 1. Unveiling the Tea Revolution As the cold winter months press on, cozying up with a warm beverage remains a popular comfort. Among tea enthusiasts, a new surge in demand for healthier teas is evident. Black tea, known for lowering cholesterol, and teas like peppermint and ginger, renowned … Read more

Millions mobilized on livestream game show to fight heart disease and save lives

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The Future of Heart Health Advocacy: A Digital Revamp Digital Campaigns: Bridging Health Awareness and Entertainment The collaboration of the American Heart Association with major creators at TikTok headquarters marks a seismic shift in how health awareness is cultivated. The blend of entertainment and education not only captivates audiences but also amplifies the messaging significantly … Read more

Heart disease remains leading cause of death as key health risk factors continue to rise

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Understanding the Continuing Threat of Heart Disease According to the American Heart Association’s 2025 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics Update, heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States. Despite medical advances, risk factors like high blood pressure and obesity are on the rise, posing significant public health challenges. Did you know … Read more

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