Twenty-one prominent women are helping to advance heart health and raise lifesaving funds to fight their No. 1 health threat with the American Heart Association, devoted to a world of healthier lives for all, as members of their local 2023 Woman of Impact class. Each year a select group of individuals across the state are
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Donald Led Duke Heart Hero Award, the American Heart Association will present the 2023 award to Dr. John Bennett, president and CEO of CDPHP. “Criteria for the Donald Led Duke Heart Hero award includes achievement in areas of health care, especially heart disease or stroke, support for the
During American Heart Month, Mastrovito Hyundai is collecting healthy food to donate to local food pantries. Frank Mastrovito is chairing America’s Greatest Heart Run & Walk in 2023, and is suggesting that people donate healthy food items. Here are some items for a healthy diet: • Low-sodium or no-salt canned vegetables • Low-sugar, low-sodium pasta
They’ve always been a resource center for the community, and a new program in the Mohawk Valley is letting libraries add one more important asset to their lending opportunities: blood pressure cuffs. This November, the Utica Public Library and the Jervis Public Library in Rome joined the American Heart Association and the Mohawk Valley Partnership
The American Heart Association supports Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plans to achieve a tobacco-free next generation of New Yorkers by proposing to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products and increase the cigarette tax. We applaud Gov. Hochul for taking a stand against the tobacco industry and advancing health equity in our communities. The governor’s
Albany, New York – Each of them is one of 40,000 children born with a congenital heart defect – the leading kind of birth defect. But on Thursday, December 15, at Schuyler Meadows Club, the American Heart Association’s Cardiac Kids group and their families were just more people enjoying the holiday season. Danielle and Darren
ALBANY, NY, November 9, 2022 — She was only 50 years old and in perfect health when she had a heart attack. “I was doing everything right,” Christine Dixon, senior director of individual giving at Saratoga Performing Arts Center and Charlton resident, said. “I lived a life of moderation, and only had one risk factor:
ALBANY, NEW YORK, November 8, 2022 — During her time volunteering for the American Heart Association in the Capital Region, Theresa Petrone Butts, Principal and Senior Director of Global Vendor Management at Mercer; and Owner of the NY Knockout Women’s Tackle Football Team, lived the association’s mission of being a relentless force for a world
Albany, NY – The Go Red for Women campaign has many facets: Wear Red Day in February; the Men Go Red for Women campaign; Circle of Red events; and the 12-week BetterU program that offered 10 women the chance to improve their heart health. On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Jackie Sheffer, vice president, senior financial advisor,
One in seven children in New York experiences hunger. During National School Lunch Week, October 10 – 14, the American Heart Association is calling on New York’s lawmakers to prioritize child nutrition. By enacting healthy school meals for all New York children, lawmakers can address the critical need for nutritious breakfast and lunch for all