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Diet Coke® and Minka Kelly Celebrate The Heart Truth® With Lucky Fans
ATLANTA, Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- "Showing a little heart" never goes out of style. That's why actress Minka Kelly and iconic fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg are teaming up with Diet ...
Heart Health Month: 8 Surprising Heart Facts We Learned Over The Last Year
Every February, organizations like the American Heart Association , the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute and the CDC team up for American Heart Month to remind us that heart disease is still the number one cause of death in the United States.
The American Heart Association's Go Red Por Tu Corazon and Chef Hamlet Garcia Raise Awareness Among Latinas About ...
DALLAS -- Heart disease continues to be the No. 1 killer of Latinas in the U.S. In fact, more women die of heart disease than all forms of cancer combined. Unfortunately, the killer isn't as easy to see, ...
Heart matters: Association encourages awareness during National Heart Month
February is recognized as National Heart Month. The American Heart Association is reaching out to the public during February, beginning with the Ninth Annual National Wear Red Day today to raise awareness on heart disease, but more specifically, heart disease among women.
Heart Ball’s aim is to raise funding and awareness of heart health issues
WILKES-BARRE – Deep crimson was the theme of the annual Heart Ball to benefit the American Heart Association held at the Westmoreland Club on Saturday.
Heart health for Roanoke Valley women
Halifax Regional celebrated the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement with several activities Friday.
Poor diet, lack of exercise hurt teens' heart health, American Heart Association says
Bad eating habits and lack of exercise among U.S. teenagers could have lifelong effects on their health.
Active life can do a heart good
Heart disease may appear to be a normal part of aging. A report by the American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found 72.9 percent of men and 71.9 percent of women ages 60-79 have cardiovascular disease.
American Heart Association teams up with Macy’s for National Heart Month kickoff this Friday
More women die of heart disease, an often silent, hidden and misunderstood disease, than all forms of cancer combined.
Cardiologist speaks at Go Red For Women Luncheon
A rosy hue radiated during the second annual Go Red for Women luncheon at the Sweetwater TSTC (Texas State Technical College) campus on Friday, Feb. 3, 2012.
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