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Heart Association holding fundraiser
Bismarck Tribune - Mar 20 12:13 AM Feel like you're leaving the country without leaving town at the Third Annual American Heart Association Gala. "An Evening in Paris" provides dinner, music and silent and live auction at the Ramkota Inn on Saturday.
South Africa: Doctors Take Heart From Wonder Drug
AllAfrica.com - 1 hour, 54 minutes ago Research unveiled in Atlanta by the American College of Cardiology last week potentially offers doctors new avenues for treating South Africans with heart disease, including a drug that unblocks clogged arteries and another that helps suppress appetite, says the president of the South African Heart Association, Len Steingo.
Franklin Twp. student raises over $1,000 for American Heart Assn.
Times News - Mar 20 3:07 AM Erin McGinley has a good heart, but she knows others aren't as lucky to have their health, such as her uncle, George Harris. She is a kindergarten student at Franklin Elementary School.
Lollipop sale proceeds go to Heart Association
The Plainfield Sun - Mar 17 10:46 AM The sale of lollipops at Charles Reed Elementary School around Valentine's Day has led to a donation by the school to the American Heart Association. The school's student council sold lollipops for 25 cents each, which turned into a $300 donation to the Heart Association.
USA: Mediterranean Diet has anti-inflammatory effects
di-ve - Mar 20 2:58 AM Delegates at the recently held 46th Annual Conference of the American Heart Association have heard that sticking to a Mediterranean diet, which is typically high in fruits, vegetables, fish, alcohol, and other foods low in saturated fats, can help to reduce levels of inflammation in the elderly.
Patients Shouldn't Stop Taking Plavix, U.S. Heart Group Says
Bloomberg.com - Mar 17 9:11 AM March 17 (Bloomberg) -- Patients taking the Plavix blood thinner shouldn't stop based on reports it won't prevent heart attacks or strokes better than aspirin alone, according to the American Heart Association.
Good Life: In The Mid-Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie Journal - Mar 20 12:07 AM Jumping rope is more than a playground pastime for students at Oak Grove Elementary School in the Town of Poughkeepsie. Children in third, fourth and fifth grades raised $7,730 for the American Heart Association by securing sponsors and skipping rope on March 3.
Safer method found to treat heart failure
News From Bangladesh - 2 hours, 22 minutes ago ATLANTA, Mar 13: An amazingly simple method of filtering excess fluid from the bloodstream appears safer and far more effective than the "water pills" that have been used for decades to treat hospitalized heart failure patients, doctors reported Sunday, reports AP.
Griffins introduce "Hockey for the Heart"
OurSports Central - Mar 17 12:05 PM GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Grand Rapids Griffins and the American Heart Association are proud to introduce "Hockey for the Heart," the latest addition to the team's expanding stable of community partnerships.
Local American Indians enjoy health fair
Reno Gazette-Journal - Mar 20 2:05 AM As drums beat and bells jingled, American Indian organizers prayed for well-being of their people Saturday during a health fair at the Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows in Reno.
Kramer named to All-American team
Charles City Press - Mar 20 7:46 AM CANTON, Mo. Culver-Stockton College center Stephanie Kramer has been named to the 2006 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Women s Division II All-America team for her play this season.
Fifth-graders help American Heart Association
Crookston Daily Times - Mar 12 10:23 PM During the month of February, Highland School fifth-graders are collecting donations for the American Heart Association. The fifth-graders will jump rope during their physical education classes at Highland on Friday, Feb. 24.
Zach Halvorson puts his whole heart into raising funds for annual American Heart Association campaign.
Cut Bank Pioneer Press - Mar 16 2:17 PM Zach Halvorson is just like all the other fifth grade kids in his class. He goes to school, pals around with his buddies and probably plays a few video games. He comes home from school and does his homework and eats his vegetables at the dinner table like he's told.
The latest on the heart beat; no symptoms, no asthma? Sound asleep and eating, too
US News & World Report - Mar 18 4:14 PM The Latest on the Heart Beat
Local walk raises $143,000 to combat heart disease
Gwinnett Daily Post - Mar 19 6:34 AM LAWRENCEVILLE Tom Andersen didn t mind having a few pies chucked at his face in an effort to raise money for the second annual Gwinnett/North Fulton Heart Walk, celebrated Saturday morning.
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