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October 16 is World Restart a Heart Day, and we had an amazing time turning travelers into lifesavers with CLEAR and The...
10/16/2026

October 16 is World Restart a Heart Day, and we had an amazing time turning travelers into lifesavers with CLEAR and The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey at LaGuardia's Terminal B. Join the Nation of Lifesavers and visit heart.org/nation for more!

10/15/2026

CPR isn’t just for medical professionals. You can save a life, too. Watch and learn the two simple steps of Hands-Only CPR.

is a proud national sponsor of Nation of Lifesavers.

You don’t need to be a medical professional to save a life. Anyone can perform CPR. Even you. Just know two simple step...
10/13/2026

You don’t need to be a medical professional to save a life. Anyone can perform CPR. Even you.

Just know two simple steps. If a teen or adult collapses, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

is a proud national sponsor of Nation of Lifesavers.

It’s always a good day to learn to save a life. Because when seconds matter, you have the power to help. Get a jump on W...
10/12/2026

It’s always a good day to learn to save a life. Because when seconds matter, you have the power to help.

Get a jump on World Restart a Heart Day by learning the two steps of Hands-Only CPR: If a teen or adult collapses, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

is a proud national sponsor of Nation of Lifesavers.

Meet Jason Leo, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee. Jason’s mother had just undergone surgery to replace a ...
10/06/2026

Meet Jason Leo, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee.

Jason’s mother had just undergone surgery to replace a calcified heart valve. Just after the procedure, she passed away from infection.

Cardiovascular disease is not scarce in Jason’s family, and like so many families, they have witnessed the heartbreak this disease can cause.

Jason has joined the New York City Leaders of Impact campaign to raise awareness and support the fight against the world’s No. 1 killer. His mother’s legacy is one that will educate others, inspire action, advance lifesaving research, and make a critical difference.

Meet Ruben Petit, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee. When a close family member had a stroke and wrote the ...
10/02/2026

Meet Ruben Petit, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee.

When a close family member had a stroke and wrote the signs off as ‘just not feeling well,’ Ruben’s fiancé, an ICU nurse, recognized the signs. She pushed him to go to the ER and continued pushing until a cardiologist was brought in. He is living with two stents today because she knew the signs.

If she hadn’t recognized the signs, his story may have ended very differently. Timing and recognition save lives, and most families may not have the same experts in the room.

Ruben has joined the New York City Leaders of Impact campaign to raise funds to ensure that families facing heart disease and stroke not only recognize signs but are prepared to act on them.

Meet Barry Parasram, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee. Like many, Barry’s connection to the mission of the...
09/30/2026

Meet Barry Parasram, a 2026 New York City Leaders of Impact nominee.

Like many, Barry’s connection to the mission of the American Heart Association is incredibly personal. His mother suddenly passed away from cardiac arrest on her way to work. Despite being healthy and active, she was gone in an instant.

This loss changed Barry’s perspective on everything. He is watching his five-year-old daughter grow up without a grandmother who would have adored her. We know how to prevent cardiac arrest, and that’s why Barry has joined the New York City Leaders of Impact campaign.

With every dollar, we can place more Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), train more bystanders to become lifesavers, and give families the second chance that Barry and his family will never have.

09/30/2026

Welcome back to the Red Chair Series, Go Red for Women is locally sponsored by Northwell Health Katz Institute for Women's Health. Did you know, preeclampsia during pregnancy can be a strong predictor of future heart disease? Hear more from Dr. Sobti:
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Hey there Delilah, give this song another listen. Because it could help you save a life with Hands-Only CPR. If you se...
09/28/2026

Hey there Delilah, give this song another listen. Because it could help you save a life with Hands-Only CPR.

If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

Some symptoms of atrial fibrillation can be easy to dismiss as just an off day, or a sign you’re getting older. That’s w...
09/27/2026

Some symptoms of atrial fibrillation can be easy to dismiss as just an off day, or a sign you’re getting older. That’s why an AFib diagnosis can seem to come out of nowhere. If you feel fatigued or dizzy, or like your heart is beating strangely, share your symptoms with your healthcare professional. Managing AFib is crucial, and there are treatments that can help.

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