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10-29-2009 Stroke patients’ access to clot-busting drug increases dramatically when they’re rushed directly to regional stroke centers
10-01-2009 More hospitals administering emergency stroke drug, but many patients don’t seek treatment quickly enough to get it
09-21-2009 Heart attack rates drop after smoking bans, continue downward over time
09-14-2009 Less than 10 percent of Americans have low risk for heart disease
08-31-2009 Low levels of carbon monoxide increase heart-related hospitalizations in elderly
08-31-2009 Small amounts of smoke raise risk of death from cardiovascular disease
08-27-2009 Simple test may identify stroke survivors at risk of another cardiovascular event
08-24-2009 Association recommends reduced intake of added sugars
08-10-2009 Optimism appears to lower women’s risk of death, heart disease
07-23-2009 Improving impaired attention may help patients recover from stroke
07-09-2009 American Heart Association Launches First iPhone Application: First Aid and CPR Information Within Pocket's Reach
07-09-2009 Hospital Care for Heart Attack, Heart Failure Patients Varies Across Nation
06-29-2009 Anxiety, depression associated with increased chest pain
06-25-2009 Some stroke survivors' function slowly declines over time
06-22-2009 Music may have a future role in heart and stroke patient rehab 
06-08-2009 Health risks begin in overweight range, BMI doesn’t tell whole story
06-01-2009 Sicker high blood pressure patients may get best care
05-28-2009 Time window for clot-busting drug may be expanded for some stroke patients
05-17-2009 Americans skimp on healthy activities in bad economy
05-11-2009 Walking often and far reduces risks in heart patients
05-07-2009 Videoconferencing can increase patient access to stroke specialists
04-30-2009 Caring for stroke survivors sometimes stressful, but also rewarding
04-27-2009 American Stroke Association Provides Tips for Caregivers as Part of Stroke Month in May
04-27-2009 Patients at community health clinics less likely to be referred to cardiologist
04-24-2009 Heart failure patients, caregivers have unmet care needs
04-23-2009 American Heart Association Web Site Now Offers Content Translated Into Traditional Chinese
03-26-2009 American Heart Association supports lower sodium limits for most Americans
03-16-2009 Exercise helps vessels after heart attack, but benefits vanish when work-outs stop
03-16-2009 American Heart Association Urges Congress to Accelerate Efforts to Enact Comprehensive Health Care Reform
03-11-2009 Consuming a little less salt could mean fewer deaths
02-26-2009 Healthy elderly people with daytime sleepiness face higher risk of cardiovascular-related death
02-20-2009 Laser treatment clinical trial misses primary endpoint
02-12-2009 Robotic therapy may reduce stroke physical disability years later
02-12-2009 Stabenow, Murkowski, Capps and Bono Mack Reintroduce HEART for Women Act
01-27-2009 Omega-6 fatty acids: Make them a part of heart-healthy eating
01-14-2009 Statement by American Heart Association President Timothy Gardner, M.D. on House Passage of Legislation to Reauthorize SCHIP
01-13-2009 Women may be more likely to experience EMS delays for heart care
01-06-2009 Implantable defibrillators lower risk of death in older heart patients
12-15-2008 Heart and stroke death rates down, some risk factors still too high
12-09-2008 American Heart Association wins national award for engaging consumers and patients through health information technology
12-08-2008 Women are more likely than men to die in hospital from severe heart attack
11-12-2008 Vest monitors show air pollution is dangerous indoors and out
11-10-2008 Exercise is safe, improves outcomes for heart failure patients
11-09-2008 Two antioxidant vitamins don’t protect against heart disease
11-07-2008 Guidelines Break New Ground in Adult Congenital Heart Disease
10-23-2008 Post-cardiac arrest care key to survival
10-15-2008 'Reinventing Health Care' - A Discussion of Health Care Policy in America
10-06-2008 Value-based healthcare efficiency measures lead to better patient outcomes
09-30-2008 American Heart Association Scientific Statement: Heart Patients Should Be Screened, Treated for Depression
09-08-2008 Hospitals participating in Get With The Guidelines(SM) program follow heart attack treatment guidelines better than others
08-12-2008 Healthy lifestyle dramatically cuts stroke risk
08-08-2008 Arrival method, slow response often delay stroke care
07-28-2008
07-24-2008 New Cookbook Offers Collection of the Best Healthy Soul Food Recipes
07-17-2008
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07-07-2008

High-intensity exercise better at improving metabolic syndrome risk factors

07-07-2008

Prevention activities could increase lifespan of U.S. adults

06-27-2008

American Heart Association Offers Heart Attack Risk Assessment Tool on Google Health

06-25-2008

American Heart Association Launches Patient Web Site

06-17-2008

CPR/AED Fact Sheet

06-17-2008

How to Improve Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survival

06-11-2008

Newly Translated Web Content Gives High-Risk Audiences Access to Vital Health Information

05-01-2008

Exercise plus psychological counseling may benefit depressed heart failure patients

04-22-2008 Patients arriving at hospitals in off hours get slower, less care
03-28-2008 Depression, disability keep about half of stroke survivors from working
03-13-2008 Overweight, obese women improve quality of life with 10 to 30 minutes of exercise
03-12-2008 Family cardiac caregivers may have higher heart disease risk
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02-26-2008 Heart attack patients who don’t fill prescriptions increase risk of dying
01-22-2008 A simplified scoring system may predict overall CVD risk, individual CVD components risk
01-22-2008 Burgers, fries, diet soda: metabolic syndrome blue-plate special



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