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.
On Oct. 7, the Southern New England American Heart Association hosted a powerful conversation that brought the latest science in cardiovascular care directly to our community. Local medical experts Edward … Read more
American Heart Association provides blood pressure equipment to several public libraries in Vermont and New Hampshire They’ve always been a resource center for the community, and a new program in … Read more
Firm partners with American Heart Association’s year-round campaign to improve health in Southern New England PROVIDENCE, MARCH 4, 2025 — For more than 100 years, the American Heart Association has … Read more
October 5, 2022 was a typical day for Donnese Tyler – packed with business appointments, personal obligations and the Mother’s Club meeting at her sons’ high school. Little did she … Read more
High blood pressure remains a leading cause of cardiovascular disease and stroke, impacting over 121 million U.S. adults. In the Greater Washington Region, nearly 25% of adults have high blood … Read more
High blood pressure (BP) remains a leading cause of cardiovascular disease, impacting nearly half of U.S. adults, and many people with hypertension do not have it under control. Together with … Read more
High blood pressure is among the many risks that contribute to cardiovascular disease and stroke. According to the American Heart Association, women represent almost 52% of deaths from high blood … Read more