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Blog Post:
Facts: January 2013 AHA Policy Report
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Find all of AHA's Policy Position statements on various issues with this "at-a-glance" report entitled the Policy Report.
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26 Feb 2013
Blog Post:
“Hello! My name is ____”
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It’s time to welcome the 113 th Congress! We all know the best welcomes are personal, so we’re asking You’re the Cure advocates to introduce themselves to their members of Congress by recording a video and uploading it to Facebook. We’re calling it the “Hello, my name...
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10 Jan 2013
Blog Post:
2012 You're the Cure Federal Recap
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As we get ready to welcome the 113 th Congress to Capitol Hill in January, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on all of the activity that took place on key heart and stroke issues this year. In a tough economic environment, You’re the Cure advocates, like you, helped play critical defense to...
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30 Nov 2012
Blog Post:
Spotlight: James Douglas Chew
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James Douglas Chew Iowa Christmas Day 2007 was a day that changed my life. I took a walk around Gray's Lake near downtown Des Moines, Iowa. I had ignored the unusual sensation I had felt earlier in the day in my chest, attributing it to cold weather and not being in good enough physical shape...
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18 Aug 2012
Blog Post:
Facts: Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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Get the facts about sudden cardiac arrest and policies to ensure victims are able to receive immediate CPR and defibrillation.
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18 Aug 2012
Blog Post:
You're the Cure Advocate Guide
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Use this guide to learn about more ways you can get involved as a You’re the Cure advocate.
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17 Aug 2012
Blog Post:
Share Your Story: Bert Carey
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Bert Carey Newburyport, MA Bert suffered sudden cardiac arrest. Fortunately, when he collapsed, he was in a small store in Newburyport where an 18-year-old senior in high school, Derek, happened to be shopping for a tux for the prom. Derek had just completed a CPR course, which is a graduation requirement...
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19 Jul 2012
Blog Post:
Share Your Story: Olivia Q
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Olivia Q Winthrop, MA More than two-dozen first-graders were squealing and bouncing balls on a mid-February morning in the gym in an East Boston school when six-year-old Olivia suddenly collapsed. No one saw it coming. The little girl with the strawberry-blonde hair and no front teeth had been in...
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19 Jul 2012
Blog Post:
Three You’re the Cure Advocates Go to the Media to Talk about Heart Attacks in Women
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Three You’re the Cure advocates were recently highlighted in two ABC News spots talking about a recent study that showed younger women who have heart attacks do not always experience chest pain during the event and the attack can be more deadly as a result. Gail Harris-Berry was profiled on...
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22 Feb 2012
Blog Post:
Health and Human Services Year in Review
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Check out this video below from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that recaps 2011. In this video, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius speaks about the Million Hearts Campaign , which the American Heart Association is a proud member. The Campaign aims to prevent one million heart attacks and...
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11 Jan 2012