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Conversation hearts are out. Conversations about heart health are in: February is American Heart Month.

High blood pressure affects millions of us. Check it every day, talk to your doctor and follow your beat. Monitoring is power.

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February is Heart Health month, check out these facts to learn more!

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February is American Heart Month. Steps to take to keep your heart healthy.

If you are interested in training regarding CPR EpiPen administration and AEDs RPN Lisa Nikola will be hosting a certification class at A Touch of Color on Monday October 22. If attending you will obtain your certification that is valid for two years through the American Heart Association. Payment will be needed prior to the class dropped off at A Touch of Color 194 Leavenworth Road 2nd Floor Suite Shelton CT 06484. Payment is $60 cash or check only. (Make checks out to Lisa Nikola). Class…

Knowing your risk is crucial to help prevent a heart attack or stroke – and so is knowing the warning signs for each emergency.

Make a delicious, heart-healthy Sunday dinner with these tasty recipes. These dinners meet the American Heart Association's parameters for saturated fat and sodium, so you can be sure you're eating a balanced meal that helps to keep your heart in tip-top shape. And as a bonus, each recipe has 400 calories or less per serving. Recipes like Seared Scallops with White Bean Ragu & Charred Lemon and Tofu Tacos are bold in flavor and can help you meet your nutrition goals.

American Heart Association Basic Life Support Exams A and B February 16, © 2016 American Heart Association Contents • Student Answer Sheet • Exam A • Exam A Answer K ey • Exam A Annotated Answer Key • Exam B • Exam B Answer Key • Exam B Annotated Answer Key American Heart Association Basic Life Support Exam A February 16, © 2016 American Heart Association Basic Life Support Exam A (25 questions) Please do not mark on this exam. Record the best answer on the separate answer sheet. 1. While…

You'll find plenty of delicious winter veggies, like potatoes, Brussels sprouts and winter squash, in these easy weeknight dinners. Each of these recipes is lower in saturated fat and sodium—as recommended by the American Heart Association guidelines—for a heart-healthy meal you can feel good about.

Hands Over Hearts CPR is located in Pittsburgh, Pa and provides emergency training classes for BLS/CPR/AED/First Aid. We have two locations and offer mobile services to groups and/or individuals.

Go Red, Get Fit with American Heart Association and Budget Savvy Diva have a partnership, all thoughts and opinions are my own. I am so excited to be working with the American Heart Association and to be showing my support for their drive and commitment to ending heart disease and stroke in women. Go Red […]

During #AmericanHeartMonth thousands of American Heart Association volunteers raise awareness about and raise funds to fight cardiovascular disease, our number one killer. #BeWell

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New science-based guidelines say the most important way to prevent heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular problems is to maintain a healthy lifestyle and manage cholesterol and blood pressure.

Scientific research over time has shown an uptick in cardiac events during the winter holiday season, and more people die from heart attacks between December 25th and January 1st than at any other time of the year.