american heart association

If you're a survivor of heart disease, a heart attack, or a stroke - or are living with a heart defect - your story can save lives.

If 2020 is the year you committed to get in shape, the American Heart Association wants to help with the BetterU Challenge.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Each February, the American Heart Association invites you to 'Go Red' to raise awareness and advocate for women's health.

If you're a survivor of heart disease, a heart attack, or a stroke - or are living with a heart defect - your story can save lives.

Heart disease affects more people than you know, including me. That's why I'm walking in America's Greatest Heart Run & Walk treadmill challenge.

We invite you to join us for a very special luncheon on National Wear Red Day, at the Delta Lake Inn in Rome, as we bring awareness to women's heart health.

On National Wear Red Day we ask that you take the pledge and 'Glow Red' to bring awareness to women's heart health

An easy $300 and free avocados could be yours if you can meet some qualifications.

We've once again partnered with the American Heart Association of CNY for their Go Red For Women campaign. We hope you will join us at the luncheon on May 2nd.

As we help bring awareness to women's heart health, we would like to take a look back at past members of the 'Go Red For Women Survivor Class.'

We're getting closer and closer to the Go Red For Women Luncheon in Central New York and we would love for you to join us at the event.

Meet the third member of this year's 'Go Red For Women Survivor Class,' Donna Myers. She shares her heart attack story with us...