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The pandemic has
changed. Omicron appears to be less severe but to spread more easily
than other COVID-19 variants, so heart and stroke patients still need
to protect themselves.
Staying vigilant is key to guarding against the latest COVID-19 surge:
Vaccinate (and boost), mask up and avoid indoor crowds.
What to know in 2022.
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Managing
cholesterol is key to staying heart healthy
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Cholesterol
is often something people don’t worry about until it causes a health
problem. But learning if you have or are at risk for high cholesterol
is critical to addressing it sooner rather than later. Need to get a
handle on high cholesterol? Here’s how.
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— Content brought to you by Texas
Health, a proud North Texas Go Red for Women® Campaign Sponsor.
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Healthy
living could offset genetics and add years free of heart disease
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People
who adhere to seven healthy lifestyle metrics may be able to
dramatically offset their lifetime risk for heart disease – even if
they are at high genetic risk, a new study finds. Learn more.
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Survivor's
motto: 'Triumph through your trials and look good while doing it'
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After
surgery to remove a growth on a heart valve, offensive guard Kenneth
Horsey of Sanford, Florida, tackled his recovery head on, then became
an advocate for heart health. Read Rachel’s story.
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New
resource finder
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The
National Heart Failure Initiative, IMPLEMENT-HF™, has launched a new
search tool to help make managing your health easier. Find free or
reduced cost resources in your area, such as food, transportation,
medical care and more. Search now.
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Heart
Month - Your gift can help save lives
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Your
support will help save lives by funding research that leads to
medical breakthroughs, providing education that leads to prevention,
and advocating for change in systems and policies that help loved
ones, families and communities live happier, healthier and longer
lives. Donate now.
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Let’s
regain our rhythm
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This
Black History Month, join some of our favorite personalities and
organizations who share songs from Black artists that help them to
get active or rest and relax, to reclaim their rhythm. Whose music
playlist inspires you? Vote now.
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Reclaim
your rhythm with Go Red for Women
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With
studies showing that heart attacks are on the rise in younger women,
it’s time to break barriers and achieve equitable health through
better representation. Hear from our panel of experts as they discuss
the path forward through research, education and advocacy. Watch now.
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Hitch
new habits to old ones for better health!
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We
build daily routines on a set of tasks we barely notice. But small
changes grouped together can make a big difference in your health.
Why not try "stacking" tiny, healthful new habits in your
current routine? Learn more at heart.org/habits.
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Newly
implemented protections against surprise billing
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On
Jan. 1, 2022, the No Surprises Act took effect after years of
advocacy to end surprise medical billing. Learn more about how new
rules help protect patients from surprise medical bills and remove
consumers from payment disputes at cms.gov/nosurprises.
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