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Taylor Swift Honors Dad Scott with $1 Million Donation to American Heart Association After Bypass Surgery (Exclusive)

An invisible string 😉 that connects a personal story to powerful progress. This gift helps advance research and prevention for hearts everywhere — today and for generations to come. ❤️

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Working every day of the week at two jobs, Andrea Alexander had a heart attack at 52. "I think we as women believe that we are superheroes and we can carry the weight of the world on our shoulders and we can't." Now, she encourages other women to know the signs of a heart

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Heart attacks are more common in the winter. Know the signs 💔 and call 911 when they're present.

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“A lot of people feel scared to call 911,” said Robin Eaton, a spontaneous coronary artery dissection heart attack, or SCAD, heart attack survivor. “What if I would have been like, ‘I'm fine’ and lay down and actually been able to take a nap? And then my kids would have come

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The nation goes RED on Friday, Feb. 6. Red is more than a color. It's a movement—for every woman's heart. Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women. Change starts with awareness. Impact starts with you. #WearRedDay

Teens with insomnia who sleep less than their peers may be far more likely to have high blood pressure – a risk factor for heart attacks, strokes and other serious health problems, a new study finds. https://t.co/xhNU3Er2OB

Thanks to medical innovations, more people in the U.S. are living longer, healthier lives, but proposed cuts to NIH funding put that progress at risk. Join us in urging Congress to protect and preserve NIH funding: https://t.co/YQ8PAwHj1k. #HeartPowered #UnitedForCures

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"Your mind, heart, and body are a team. When one falters, the others follow." As the head coach of the University of North Carolina Women’s Basketball team and a member of the inaugural Go Red for Women Hearts on the Court Collective, Courtney Banghart reminds women that mental

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Cardiac events spike during the holidays. Know the signs 💔 and call 911 immediately if they appear.

Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of new moms in the United States—but it doesn’t have to be. 💔 Knowing the risks, recognizing the signs and getting care early can save lives. Let’s protect moms and their hearts. https://t.co/SoARY6WsLY #MomIsWhy

Are you using the right cuff size when taking blood pressure measurements at home? Millions of U.S. adults might not be, which can result in inaccurate readings. https://t.co/NDRSlX2u37

Alison Conklin was just 14 when her mother collapsed on the kitchen floor. She begged her to wake up, called 911 and her father, and performed chest compressions she had recently learned in a babysitting class. Tragically, her mother died at 42. Five months earlier, Alison had