American heart association awareness

Heart disease is the nation's leading killer of women, but paying attention to risk factors and living a healthy lifestyle can help keep heart disease at bay in the future.

Since 1924, the American Heart Association has highlighted February as American Heart Month. In 1964, Lyndon B. Johnson was the first president to issue a proclamation declaring American Heart Month. February is both Heart Health Awareness Month and Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Month. Read on to find out more about heart disease, its impact, and […]

During #AmericanHeartMonth thousands of American Heart Association volunteers raise awareness about and raise funds to fight cardiovascular disease, our number one killer. #BeWell

American Heart Association Recommendations for Physical Activity in Adults Infographic

This is a T-Shirt Design that I created for Team Littelfuse to participate in the 2012 American Heart Association Heart Walk.

The American Heart Association is celebrating CHD Awareness Week, February 7-14, by sharing Alabama survivor stories.

In honor of Go Red for Women month, 8 tips to protect your heart health

February 1, 2013 is American Heart Associations, GO RED FOR WOMEN!! Help support awareness and research for women's heart health. Show your support for Go Red For Women by pinning this picture and wearing Red during the month of February!

Many people have hearts on their minds as they move into February. This month not only holds the holiday built to celebrate love, Valentine’s Day, but also marks American Heart Month, which is an excellent time to educate yourself on heart health. Led by the American Heart Association, this federally designated awareness month sets out to remind people to focus on maintaining healthy hearts and to help raise heart disease awareness with their families, friends and communities. When we take…