Heart Health
Stopping the ‘Silent Killer’: How to Check, Prevent and Manage High Blood Pressure
American Heart Association highlights that nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure, many undiagnosed, and emphasizes lifestyle changes and monitoring to prevent heart disease and stroke.
Mike Leach to Receive Posthumous Paul 'Bear' Bryant Heart of a Champion Award
The American Heart Association will honor the late football coach Mike Leach with its 2026 Heart of a Champion Award, recognizing his revolutionary impact on college football and community influence while highlighting the importance of cardiovascular health awareness.
American Heart Association Announces 2025 Paul 'Bear' Bryant Coach of the Year Award Watch List
The American Heart Association has revealed its 28-coach watch list for the 2025 Paul 'Bear' Bryant Coach of the Year Award, highlighting the intersection of athletic excellence and heart health awareness while honoring the legendary coach's legacy.
Phillip Fulmer Receives Paul 'Bear' Bryant Lifetime Achievement Award for Coaching Excellence
Former University of Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer will receive the 2026 Paul 'Bear' Bryant Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his distinguished coaching career and contributions to college football while supporting the American Heart Association's mission.
American Heart Association Names 15 Youth Heart Ambassadors to Combat Rising Health Challenges
The American Heart Association has selected 15 students with personal connections to heart disease and stroke as national ambassadors to promote physical and mental well-being, CPR training, and heart health awareness in schools nationwide.
EA Sports College Football 26 to Feature Paul Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Award in Partnership with American Heart Association
EA Sports College Football 26 introduces the Paul Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Award in its Dynasty Mode, marking a significant collaboration with the American Heart Association to promote heart health awareness.
Transformational $3 Million Gift to Advance Women's Heart Health
A $3 million donation from Lee and Valerie Shapiro to the American Heart Association aims to enhance women's heart health through research and awareness campaigns.
American Heart Association Announces New Volunteer Leadership for 2025-26
The American Heart Association has named Lee A. Shapiro and Stacey E. Rosen as its new volunteer leaders, marking a significant step towards advancing heart health and wellness through innovative technologies and strategic collaborations.
Smart Swaps for Heart-Healthy Eating on a Budget
With rising food costs posing a challenge to healthy eating, the American Heart Association offers practical tips for nutritious, budget-friendly meals, emphasizing the importance of simple ingredient swaps.
NFL Alumni and American Heart Association Team Up to Promote Heart Health During Men's Health Week
The American Heart Association and NFL Alumni are collaborating to highlight Life’s Essential 8™, key components to prevent heart disease and stroke, during Men’s Health Week, aiming to inspire men to take proactive steps towards better heart health.
Wildfire Smoke Poses Significant Heart Health Risks, Warns American Heart Association
The American Heart Association highlights the cardiovascular dangers posed by wildfire smoke drifting into the U.S. from Canada, linking exposure to increased risks of heart disease and emergency room visits.
American Heart Association Urges Summer Safety Through CPR Preparedness
The American Heart Association highlights critical steps for summer safety, focusing on CPR training and heart health amid increased cardiac arrest risks when traditional support networks are less available.
Cultural Differences Reveal Unique Sodium Intake Patterns Across Racial Groups
A new study explores how different racial and ethnic groups consume sodium, highlighting unique food sources and salt usage habits. The research provides insights into potential strategies for reducing sodium intake and improving heart health.
California Nurse Named National Champion for Women's Heart Health
Katrina Ascencio-Holmes, a chief nurse officer from Sacramento, has been recognized as the 2025 National Woman of Impact by the American Heart Association for her advocacy in women's cardiovascular health awareness. Her personal and professional mission highlights the critical need to address heart disease among women.