The ‘gift’ of a heart transplant gave him another chance at life – and a new purpose
After years of living with heart failure, Denis Popp of Mechanicsville, Virginia, gives hope to others living with heart disease. He is a regular volunteer for the American Heart Association as well as support groups for organ transplant recipients and people living with heart disease.
New guideline on managing congenital heart disease in adults
A new guideline on managing CHD in adults from the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology includes updates on mental health, physical activity and pregnancy for patients.
Understanding weight: Why weight matters for your overall health
Early conversations about weight can change cardiovascular outcomes. The Heart Association offers guidance and resources to help support meaningful discussions on weight, obesity and metabolic health.
Overcoming a fear of needles led to a lifesaving double bypass
John Lynk avoided blood tests because he feared needles — unaware his LDL was very high. Eventually, this led to a heart attack and double bypass surgery. Afraid to test? Don’t wait. Do it anyway.
Questions about heart attack, blood pressure, BMI or stroke?
What causes high blood pressure? How to lower cholesterol? What is aerobic exercise? Here are expert answers to frequently asked questions about heart health.
These corn-tortilla tostadas can be baked ahead, making them perfect for weekend brunch yet easy enough for a quick, satisfying weekday breakfast option.
Let the slow cooker do all the heavy work for you. Toss all the ingredients into the crockpot and come home to a piping-hot stew, perfect for a cold winter's day.
