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She thought she had bronchitis, but the problem was her heart

June 2022  

 

Terita Grier of Atlanta

Terita Grier of Atlanta has struggled with obesity her whole life. She also has diabetes and high blood pressure, two leading risk factors for heart disease.

As she approached 50, Grier had a heart stress test and her doctor didn't detect any problems. Then a trip to the emergency room for coughing and wheezing led to open-heart surgery.

Read Terita’s story.

Heart-Check Mark

Take these 7 healthy habits on your summer road trip

Take these 7 healthy habits on your summer road trip

Those healthy habits you've built during two years spent mostly at home can travel with you on a summer road trip. . Here's how.


Man in red shirt with blood pressure cuff on his left arm

Monitoring blood pressure at home can be tricky. Here's how to do it right.

Monitoring blood pressure at home can be tricky. Here's how to do it right.

Keeping track of blood pressure is essential for health, but measuring it accurately isn't always easy. Here's what to know about taking your own readings.
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Falls can be a serious, poorly understood threat to people with heart disease

Falls can be a serious, poorly understood threat to people with heart disease

Cardiovascular disease, and some medications for it, can increase the risk of potentially dangerous falls. But a new report highlights the many gaps in understanding. Learn more.

Family's heart disease history inspired her fitness – and got her to the base of Mount Everest

Family's heart disease history inspired her fitness – and got her to the base of Mount Everest

Lisa Abbott of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, is mindful that heart disease has touched her father and grandfather. It's also helped inspire her fitness and mission. Read Lisa’s story.

Actions outlined on women’s heart health

Actions outlined on women’s heart health

Paper art of family holding hands and two paper hearts

Women continue to be underrepresented in research for cardiovascular disease, and it’s hurting their heart health. A new American Heart Association advisory outlines ways to address inequities and more accurately measure and respond to the particular risks women face. Read our advisory.

Every Second Counts

Moms supporting other moms

Moms supporting other moms

Pregnancy is often called "nature's stress test," and learning you have a complication like high blood pressure or preeclampsia can feel completely overwhelming. But sharing your story and connecting with other women who understand how you’re feeling can help. Share your story.

Grocery shopping just got easier

Grocery shopping just got easier

Choosing the healthiest foods at the grocery store can be challenging, with lots of labels fighting for your attention. But there’s one that really counts: the Heart-Check certification mark. It means a product is heart-healthy according to American Heart Association standards. Visit heartcheck.org to learn more.

Consuming about 3 grams of omega-3 fatty acids a day may lower blood pressure

Consuming about 3 grams of omega-3 fatty acids a day may lower blood pressure

An analysis of dozens of studies finds roughly 3 grams of omega-3 fatty acids – in food or dietary supplements – may be the optimal amount needed to lower blood pressure. Learn more.

Citrus ginger honey glazed salmon with whole-grain rice and sugar snap peas

Citrus ginger honey glazed salmon with whole-grain rice and sugar snap peas

This delicious Asian-inspired dish is so simple and it takes less time to make than it would for you to order takeout! View recipe | Watch video.

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