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Teenager survives cardiac arrest, now family is encouraging others to get children screened for hear A Pasco County family is thankful their 13-year-old is alive after sudden cardiac arrest, which experts said is rare, and that only one in ten children survi...

ACC Celebrates Heart Month 2026 - American College of Cardiology ACC marks Heart Month with membership offer and resources spanning cardio oncology, CHD, HF, HCM and more.

Cardiologist explains how ignoring even ‘mild' chest pain can lead to sudden cardiac arrest; shares real-life case Chest pain is often mistaken for acidity or stress, but ignoring it can be fatal. A cardiologist explains how mild discomfort can lead to sudden cardiac arrest. | Health

New consumer survey shows many still incorrectly believe CPR requires special training DALLAS, Feb. 2, 2026 — New consumer survey findings from the American Heart Association show that nearly six in every ten American adults still incorrectly believe only those with special training should perform Hands-Only CPR.[1] The perpetuation of...

Woman searching for bystanders who helped her during cardiac arrest A 41-year-old mom is speaking out after experiencing sudden cardiac arrest and urging everyone to receive CPR training.

80% of premature heart disease and stroke preventable: report | CBC News More than six million people across Canada are living with heart disease or stroke, according to a new report with tips on what individuals can do to cut their risk.

Celebrate Heart Month by Learning Lifesaving Skills DENVER, Colo. (Feb. 3, 2026) — Today, millions of Americans serve as caregivers, supporting both young children and aging loved ones — often at the same time. Yet many lack critical lifesaving training, including how to respond in a cardiac arrest emergency. Only about one-third of U.S. adults s...

Facebook A cardiologist offers insight on a new Cleveland Clinic survey which shows a disconnect between what Americans know about heart health and their own risk factors.

Why the mid-30s are a major turning point for men's heart health Men develop a greater risk of cardiovascular disease years earlier than women — starting at around age 35, according to a new long-term study.

136 Virginia schools designated as ‘heart safe’ through CHoR program One hundred thirty-six Virginia schools have been designated as “heart safe” through a program from Children’s Hospital of Richmond (CHoR) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU…