The American Heart Association's Kids Heart Challenge launched Kick Cabin Fever to the Curb. It's a free 10-day challenge that helps families focus on staying healthy through four key areas - physical activity, community skills, personal growth and ways to bring the family together. By keeping kids active while schools are closed it can help reduce the stress and anxiety of being away from friends and routine. Heart.org/kickcabinfever
Check in on relatives’ heart health this holiday season - ANR
Audio news release: Family gatherings may look different this holiday season, but the American heart Association still encourages people to check in on the health of their loved ones during virtual or distanced gatherings. Some symptoms, which many chalk up to aging, may be caused by heart valve problems such as aortic stenosis.
American Heart Association health beat audio news release on people living in rural areas and higher COVID-19 risk, emphasizing the importance of getting the vaccine and continuing doctor visits during the pandemic. Includes a soundbite from American Heart Association President-elect Donald M. Lloyd-Jones, MD, ScM, FACC, FAHA
COVID-19 vaccine urge and continued doctor visits - ANR 30 sec
American Heart Association health beat audio news release emphasizing the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine and continuing doctor visits during the pandemic. Includes a soundbite from American Heart Association volunteer expert Dr. Joshua J. Joseph.
COVID-19 vaccine urge and continued doctor visits - ANR 60 sec
American Heart Association health beat audio news release emphasizing the importance of getting the COVID-19 vaccine and continuing doctor visits during the pandemic. Includes a soundbite from American Heart Association volunteer expert Dr. Joshua J. Joseph.
Donna K. Arnett, Ph.D., M.S.P.H., B.S.N., past president of the American Heart Association, dean and professor, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky discusses how the bond between humans and their pets, and the emotional and mental well-being benefits that come with it, can be a powerful partner in keeping you healthy, especially now with social interaction limits in place.
Donna K. Arnett, Ph.D., M.S.P.H., B.S.N., past president of the American Heart Association, dean and professor, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky discusses how the bond between humans and their pets, and the emotional and mental well-being benefits that come with it, can be a powerful partner in keeping you healthy, especially now with social interaction limits in place.
Donna K. Arnett, Ph.D., M.S.P.H., B.S.N., past president of the American Heart Association, dean and professor, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky discusses how the bond between humans and their pets, and the emotional and mental well-being benefits that come with it, can be a powerful partner in keeping you healthy, especially now with social interaction limits in place.
Donna K. Arnett, Ph.D., M.S.P.H., B.S.N., past president of the American Heart Association, dean and professor, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky discusses how the bond between humans and their pets, and the emotional and mental well-being benefits that come with it, can be a powerful partner in keeping you healthy, especially now with social interaction limits in place.
Donna K. Arnett, Ph.D., M.S.P.H., B.S.N., past president of the American Heart Association, dean and professor, College of Public Health, University of Kentucky discusses how the bond between humans and their pets, and the emotional and mental well-being benefits that come with it, can be a powerful partner in keeping you healthy, especially now with social interaction limits in place.
