This Friday Five – American Heart Month highlights how learning CPR, knowing where to find the best hospitals for heart surgery, and understanding heart risks that don’t start in the heart can help protect you and your family. Together, these timely takeaways offer simple, lifesaving ways to stay informed and heart-healthy.
February is American Heart Month and the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has tips to help you spot signs of a heart attack and know when it is time to go to the emergency department.
NOW on demand, The Virtual Shift with host Tom Foley who speaks with Adam J. Waldman, MD, FACC, an esteemed Orlando-based cardiologist and board-certified specialist in Cardiovascular Diseases and Nuclear Cardiology to discuss the current state of heart disease.
February is American Heart Month. This week’s Friday Five includes a conversation about the current state of heart disease, a condition called Peripheral Artery Disease, the latest on CPR, resources to learn more about health disparities, and how to donate to make the most impact.
February is American Heart Month. This week’s Friday Five focuses on how to take care of our hearts through diet and exercise, Damar Hamlin’s #3forHeart campaign, how and when to get heart health screenings, and the effects of heart disease on women and minorities.
By Arlene S. Bierman MD MS & David Meyers MD – During American Heart Month, we’re reminded that heart disease remains the Nation’s leading killer—claiming more than 600,000 lives each year and imposing considerable distress to millions of American families.
Monday is February 1st and that means the beginning of American Heart Month! This week’s Friday Five has apps, toolkits, webinars, resources and advice from the experts on all things heart and of course some things COVID-19.
Nurse Lauren, contributor of NursesNOW, offers tips to keep your heart healthy including eating right, exercising and quitting smoking.
Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Heart Month! On this Valentine’s Day our Friday Five supports the initiative and provides some tools and resources to help keep our hearts happy.
As part of its continued support of the AHA’s Go Red for Women movement during American Heart Month, CVS Health announced it will be offering no-cost “Know Your Numbers” heart health screenings at MinuteClinic, the company’s retail medical clinic, on select Thursdays in February.
February is American Heart Month so we suggest you take a minute to watch Dr. Nick’s: Is Aspirin Good for Preventing Heart Disease?
February is American Heart Month. This week’s Friday Five provides readers with the latest heart statistics, information about the amazing heart and some things we all can start doing right this minute to take better care of it.
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