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Distinguished professor Peter Tontonoz at UCLA will be recognized with the 2025 Basic Research Prize from the American Heart Association for his foundational discoveries in cholesterol, fatty acid, and phospholipid metabolism, transforming the understanding and treatment of heart disease and metabolic disorders. The award will be presented during the American
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Four hospitals in the Southern Tier have been recognized by the American Heart Association for their exceptional care in treating heart disease and stroke patients, participating in the Get With The Guidelines(r) initiative. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, with stroke ranking fifth,
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European Society of Cardiology (ESC) and the European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery have published new guidelines for the treatment of valve disease, emphasizing a more uniform and simplified approach to treatments, especially with the increasing prevalence of transcatheter aortic valve replacements (TAVR) over open surgeries on the continent. The guidelines,
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Rural Americans face alarming health disparities, with a 30% higher risk of stroke, 40% more likelihood of developing heart disease, and living an average of three years less than their urban counterparts. In an effort to bridge this gap, the American Heart Association has extended its Rural Health Care Outcomes
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The American Heart Association (AHA) has announced a three-year funding extension of its Rural Health Care Outcomes Accelerator initiative through June 2028. This extension aims to continue improving cardiovascular care in rural communities, which are at a 30% higher risk of stroke and 40% more likely to develop heart disease
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The American Heart Association, a global force driving health improvements, has recognized 158 hospitals across the United States with a new Commitment to Quality award. This award highlights high-performing hospitals that have implemented comprehensive quality improvement strategies across three or more clinical areas in the Get With The Guidelines program.
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The American Heart Association is recognizing 4,859 healthcare and emergency response organizations nationwide for their continued commitment to improving health outcomes for people affected by heart disease, stroke, and related conditions. This is about 1,700 more organizations than were recognized last year, demonstrating growing momentum in the effort
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The American Heart Association is set to bring the community together in support of heart health with the 2025 New River Valley Heart Walk, taking place on October 11 at Christiansburg Huckleberry Park. The event will feature a range of activities, including a Kids Zone, the annual Pup Parade, and
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The American Heart Association has announced that 56 hospitals in the Bay Area have been recognized for their commitment to providing high-quality cardiac care through the Get With The Guidelines initiative. This program aims to improve outcomes for patients suffering from heart disease and stroke, which are the No. 1
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Dr. Alok Chopra, a renowned cardiologist, believes that the reputation of cholesterol being the prime villain behind heart disease is undeserved. In a conversation with Manika Raikwar, he explains that big pharmaceutical companies, food, and lifestyle choices have a significant impact on cholesterol levels and heart health. Dr. Chopra attributes
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The American Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines initiative has recognized 328 hospitals in Texas for participating in science-based care and providing lifesaving treatment to patients with heart disease and stroke. The initiative is a nationwide effort to ensure patients have access to high-quality care and improve outcomes
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The American Heart Association's Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Health Initiative has expanded to include 15 regions across the US, aiming to improve treatment of the interconnected conditions that lead to heart disease and stroke. Supported by founding sponsors Novo Nordisk and Boehringer Ingelheim, the initiative will enroll 150 health care sites,
