We’ve all heard the terms food desert or food swamps, where healthy food choices are not available. One local council member is looking to change that by introducing legislation that promotes healthy options on restaurant kids’ menus. The bill is Intro 1202 and this bill would mandate that the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
On the morning of Sunday, November 12, the American Heart Association’s Eastern States Region hosted a special gathering and brunch for honored guests at Scientific Sessions 2023 called the Philadelphia Experience. Top supporters and donors shared brunch, a panel conversation and a champagne toast. Before the meeting began, we welcomed two scholars from the American
American Heart Association highlights studies revealing an increase in heart and stroke incidents linked to daylight saving time The conclusion of daylight-saving time, often referred to as the end of DST, involves resetting our clocks by one hour as we transition back to standard time in November. This adjustment aims to maximize the utility of
From the pumpkin spice everything to the scary decorations popping up around the city, it’s clear that Halloween is fast approaching. That’s why the American Heart Association is sharing some tips and resources to make the spooky season fun, safe, and healthy. #EatSmart Although Halloween is the one night a year that kids get to
By Diego Ortiz Quintero Tap the play button above to listen to an audio recording of this article. This Monday, October 16th is World Restart A Heart Day, a global initiative to increase awareness about the importance of bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and to also increase actual bystander CPR rates worldwide by educating the public
It may seem like there is a day for everything: National Girlfriend’s Day, National Coffee Day, and now World Mental Health Day? Before you write it off as just another pointless holiday, let’s take a deep breath and review its significance. You just might find that World Mental Health Day is far more impactful and
My name is Shreya Gharge and I am the Fall 2023 Marketing and Communications Intern of Impact here in New York City. Growing up in Texas, it has been my dream for years to work with the American Heart Association and I am honored to be able to do this through the Interns of Impact
Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15 to October 15, is a time to recognize and celebrate the rich cultural contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. It’s also an opportune moment to address health disparities within this community, especially the impact of cardiovascular disease, which is a leading health concern. This Hispanic Heritage Month, the
Mazars, a leading audit, tax and advisory firm in the US, and the American Heart Association, a global force for healthier lives for all, today announced that Tifphani White-King, US National Tax Practice Leader for Mazars, will serve as the Centennial Chair of the 2023-2024 New York City Go Red for Women® movement. In 2024,
Joe Simone, President of Simone Development Companies, has been named Centennial Chair of the American Heart Association’s Heart of New York City, a year-round effort aimed at investing in and saving and improving lives in the five boroughs. The Heart of New York City culminates with the Heart of New York City Gala in June,