Grab your shoes for the Midlands Heart Walk at Segra Park Saturday!
American Heart Association’s Midlands Heart Walk starts Saturday at Segra Park. It opens at 8 a.m., with the walk starting at 8:45 a.m.
American Heart Association’s Midlands Heart Walk starts Saturday at Segra Park. It opens at 8 a.m., with the walk starting at 8:45 a.m.
Representatives of Richland County held their third annual “Go Red for Women” lunch and learn.
In honor of National Wear Red Day on Friday, Feb. 7, the City of Columbia hosted its annual “We Go Red for Women” event.
All of the change received by the colorful meters goes directly to the American Heart Association in an effort to raise money and awareness for heart health.
According to the American Heart Association, 23,000 young people go into cardiac arrest while exercising every year.
“With just CPR, it is vital and it is important. But, we can’t restart the heart with CPR. We’re just keeping them going until the AED arrives. So the AED is vital — whether it comes from the EMT or it comes from the one in the break room, the AED is what’s going to bring them back to life,” she says.
The American Heart Association is pushing for the passing of a new bill by South Carolina lawmakers.
Anjellica Davis developed a condition called postpartum cardiomyopathy after giving birth to her third child. Her most notable symptom was severe shortness of breath when lying down.
In an effort to promote a heart healthy lifestyle, the American Heart Association announced it is upgrading the student pantry at Benedict College to ensure healthy food options are always accessible to the students.
The American Heart Association and the Ritedose Corporation on 1 Technology Circle in Columbia are teaming up for their first ever Field Day as a way to combat burnout, stress, and unhealthy habits.