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By driving breakthroughs in science, policy, and care, together, we can change the future of health. Thank you for becoming a member of your American Heart Association social community and joining our movement to overcome today’s biggest health challenges. We encourage you to share your stories of heart disease and stroke by posting comments on this page. American Heart Association social communities are intended to provide a forum for discussion, and the content provided by those other than the American Heart Association does not represent the opinions or positions of the American Heart Association. Likes, comments and shares by the American Heart Association are not endorsements. We will review community posts and remove any that are offensive or inappropriate. The American Heart Association’s social communities are not intended to provide medical advice or treatment. Only a health care professional can provide that. Consult your doctor, nurse, pharmacist or other health care professional about personal health matters. If you think you are having a heart attack, stroke or other emergency, call 911 immediately. American Heart Association Terms of Use
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11/03/2026

If you feel your blood pressure rising as election results roll in, remember that it’s OK to take a moment to tune in to your breath and reconnect with your body. It’s a vote for your well-being.

11/03/2026

Your everyday choices can support your heart health. Take one small step today. It may be easier than you think. ❤️

Small steps can help build healthier habits for the future.

A donation can help build a healthier future for all hearts in America. You can fuel lifesaving research and education that help people fight heart disease and stroke!

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11/03/2026

Every stage of life leaves clues for heart and brain health. From hormonal changes to mental well-being and health habits, the pieces are connected. Looking at the full picture can help women and their health care teams make more informed decisions for the future.

11/03/2026

When someone’s heart stops, you can be the difference. CPR isn’t just for medical professionals. Anyone can learn to save a life.

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11/02/2026

Your first period and whether your cycles are regular can offer important clues about your heart health. Don't be embarrassed to talk about your period with your doctor. What you're experiencing, or not experiencing, every month matters.

11/02/2026

A woman's heart health story doesn't begin in midlife. From first periods to pregnancy, perimenopause and beyond, every life stage can offer important clues about current and future cardiovascular health. Know your history. Know your risk.

11/01/2026

A healthy life is about balance.

11/01/2026

The transition to menopause can come with symptoms that catch women off guard. The more we talk about perimenopause, the more empowered women can be to understand their bodies and seek answers when something doesn't feel right.

10/31/2026

These female-specific factors can provide important insights into cardiovascular risk throughout life.

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7272 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, TX
75231

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+18002428721

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http://www.heart.org/

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