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@SCAI sponsors SecondsCount.org, a public education initiative on cardiovascular disease and treatment, not to be construed as medical diagnosis or advice.

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Understanding blood pressure, how to read your pressure, and what different readings mean is important to maintaining your heart health. ow.ly/csNT50CRvAP

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When it comes to #hearthealth and staying in care, minorities are disproportionately impacted. Our recent survey found African Americans & Latinos feel less safe going to the doctor during the pandemic compared to the general population #SecondsStillCount ow.ly/47QM50DmjHM

When it comes to #hearthealth and staying in care, minorities are disproportionately impacted. Our recent survey found African Americans & Latinos feel less safe going to the doctor during the pandemic compared to the general population #SecondsStillCount ow.ly/47QM50DmjHM
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Only 1 in 3 African Americans and Latinos would be comfortable going to the hospital for a medical emergency during the ongoing pandemic. #SecondsStillCount when it comes to heart attacks and stroke - learn why it’s critical to stay in care: ow.ly/LYsv50DmkMR

Only 1 in 3 African Americans and Latinos would be comfortable going to the hospital for a medical emergency during the ongoing pandemic. #SecondsStillCount when it comes to heart attacks and stroke - learn why it’s critical to stay in care:  ow.ly/LYsv50DmkMR
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It is critical now more than ever that Americans, especially in our minority communities, maintain overall health by continuing routine care and seeking treatment for medical emergencies. That’s why we are reminding people to stay in care with the #SecondsStillCount campaign.

It is critical now more than ever that Americans, especially in our minority communities, maintain overall health by continuing routine care and seeking treatment for medical emergencies. That’s why we are reminding people to stay in care with the #SecondsStillCount campaign.
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HFSA has several important patient resources available including a patient webinar series, risk assessment toolkit, and other educational tools. Visit ow.ly/gzlZ50DzasM for information. #HFWeek2021

HFSA has several important patient resources available including a patient webinar series, risk assessment toolkit, and other educational tools. Visit ow.ly/gzlZ50DzasM for information. #HFWeek2021
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Symptoms of #valvedisease are often dismissed as normal signs of #aging. Learn what symptoms to look for & talk to your healthcare professional. More: valvediseaseday.org

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When was the last time you got your heart checked? This #ValveDiseaseDay, learn the #valvedisease risk factors and symptoms & schedule your annual exam with your doc! Learn more: valvediseaseday.org.

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Even though it impacts millions of Americans, many know very little about heart #valvedisease, which causes 25,000 deaths annually. Watch this short video to learn more: bit.ly/3auDaLg

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It is critical now more than ever that Americans maintain overall health by continuing routine care and seeking treatment for medical emergencies. That’s why we are reminding people to stay in care with the #SecondsStillCount campaign.

It is critical now more than ever that Americans maintain overall health by continuing routine care and seeking treatment for medical emergencies. That’s why we are reminding people to stay in care with the #SecondsStillCount campaign.
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. 1 in 4 deaths in the U.S. occur due to heart disease, and the condition affects all genders and all ethnic groups. Read more about the cause and treatments of heart disease. Read more: medicalnewstoday.com/articles/237191

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When you have high blood pressure, heart failure, or heart valve disease, you should be aware of special dietary considerations that will contribute to your wellness. ow.ly/kzFl50FXmHr

When you have high blood pressure, heart failure, or heart valve disease, you should be aware of special dietary considerations that will contribute to your wellness. ow.ly/kzFl50FXmHr
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Exercises that build strength can benefit the heart more than aerobic activities, such as walking and cycling, according to recent research. ow.ly/u35P50FXmKY

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Social stress interaction could cause heart disease by 21%. Read more about women who are at risk of coronary diseases due to social stress. ow.ly/q1XJ50FXmMa

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Thank you Joel Bervell for sharing key information about PAD! We encourage everyone to Get a Pulse on PAD. For more, visit PADPULSE.org. instagram.com/p/C4_jjr8PWl2/ #PulseonPAD #PADAwareness