Before the puck dropped at TD Garden, Dr. Jennifer Cluett, board president of the American Heart Association in Boston, joined NESN to share a lifesaving message highlighting CPR education, hypertension control, community partnerships and advocacy efforts across the state.
WBZ NewsRadio covered the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women gathering at the Massachusetts State House, helping amplify awareness of women’s heart health and the need for continued action.
Written by Kristina O’Connell, Chief Marketing Officer, Thrive Sharron was a strong, young athlete. She noticed that her heartbeat would sometimes become irregular, but life moved forward, and so did … Read more
WASHINGTON, D.C., February 1, 2026 – Cardiovascular disease remains the No. 1 killer of women and new moms, with more than 45% of adult women living with some form of heart disease. Women remain underrepresented in clinical research trials. … Read more
My son, Jacob Baker, was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and a intact atrial septum. He spent his first few years of life having multiple life-saving surgeries. By four … Read more
American Heart Association’s signature Go Red for Women Luncheon raises awareness and critical funds, while calling for action against health disparities This year, more than 400 people dressed in red … Read more
By: Olivia, Age 10, Guest Blogger and Youth Market Advocate, American Heart Association Hello, my name is Olivia. There are two people in my life that have had heart problems, … Read more
The American Heart Association encourages all Hampton Roads families to learn CPR this February During February – American Heart Month – the American Heart Association, the leading voluntary health … Read more
This American Heart Month, WCVB Channel 5 is urging viewers to Reclaim Your Rhythm by creating healthy habits in a PSA that will be airing throughout February. The 30-second spot … Read more