May 29, 2026
Team Up to Take Down High Blood Pressure helps patients in Philadelphia manage hypertension with home monitors, regular check-ins and community-based care – leading to better control and stronger engagement.
May 26, 2026
For Patrick Raycraft of Hartford, Connecticut, heart problems began with a heart attack at age 49. Despite a healthy lifestyle, he later went into cardiac arrest during a bike trip. His journey shows why recognizing symptoms and acting quickly matter.
May 21, 2026
It started with his lip, then his fingers. Soon, Julian Nelson couldn’t control the right side of his body. At 18, he was having a stroke caused by a brain condition. After seizures and personal loss, he’s rebuilding his life – remarried, expecting a child and sharing a message of hope.
May 18, 2026
The U.S. is set to co-host FIFA’s World Cup, and the world’s most popular sport may inspire more youths to hit the soccer pitch. Health experts explain the game’s benefits, its risks of injury and concussion, and how families can help young players stay healthy and safe.
May 14, 2026
Claudia Davis DiDomenico of Missoula, Montana, had a rare type of stroke at 40 – and fought through months of rehab to make what doctors call a “miraculous” recovery.
May 11, 2026
Bicycles that offer an electric boost have zoomed in popularity. They make riding easier, but do they help your health and fitness? Experts explain whether e-bikes still count as exercise.
May 8, 2026
Doctors told Manny Rios’ mother her infant wouldn’t survive after being born with a severely underdeveloped heart. After three surgeries and a transplant, he went on to play high school sports. Now 19, he’s giving back to his community.
May 6, 2026
Sleep is essential for heart health, mental well-being and overall wellness – especially for women. Here’s what moms and their families should know about getting better rest, on Mother’s Day and beyond.
May 4, 2026
Dr. Jennifer Cluett, a blood pressure/hypertension expert, explains how she manages sodium consumption in her own life – and why managing it can help your health.
May 1, 2026
Chicago portrait artist Minnie Watkins had a stroke while grieving her brother’s death. When impaired vision and face recognition threatened her work, she turned to abstract painting – and found a new way to tell her stroke recovery story.
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