Jul 9, 2026
Kyle Hartley survived a heart attack and cardiac arrest during a workout class. CPR saved him again after a second cardiac arrest two years later. Today, he’s stronger and healthier – and exercising at the same gym.
Jul 2, 2026
After surviving a massive heart attack caused by a blocked major artery, Rikki Crider hit the road to make her son’s Marine boot camp graduation.
Jun 30, 2026
Think that cloud coming out of an e-cigarette is water vapor? Think again. Vapes deliver nicotine along with heavy metals and toxic chemicals that can harm the heart and lungs, helping explain why health experts are calling for stronger protections.
Jun 29, 2026
Your Independence Day cookout can still feel all-American – with smarter, lighter choices in place of hot dogs, burgers and even apple pie.
Jun 25, 2026
Tanya Chapman Griffin pushed for answers and learned 12 pulmonary embolisms caused her symptoms. She encouraging women to advocate for their health.
Jun 22, 2026
CKM syndrome treatment can involve lots of specialists. A new American Heart Association guideline emphasizes the importance of having a point person to help coordinate care.
Jun 19, 2026
Carlos Delgado wasn’t sure he could balance college baseball with research. Now, as a member of the 10th class of the American Heart Association Scholars Program, he’s gained mentorship, research experience and career skills for a future in health.
Jun 15, 2026
Jacque Gorelick yelled for help after her husband, Ed, went into cardiac arrest during a run with their baby son nearby. An off-duty firefighter-paramedic quickly responded with chest compressions, helping save the new father’s life.
Jun 11, 2026
Virginia teacher Elizabeth Jackson went into cardiac arrest as her family started a movie. Her teen granddaughter used CPR to save her. Now, after a coma and defibrillator, she’s looking ahead.
Jun 9, 2026
The first American Heart Association guideline on CKM syndrome calls for early weight discussions and coordinated care to reduce risks linked to heart disease, kidney disease and diabetes.
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