INDIANAPOLIS — CBS4 Evening Anchor Chelsea Helms has been nominated to serve as a Woman of Impact for the American Heart Association (AHA). “I wanted to be a Woman of Impact because I’m a ...

Here @ Home sits down with Christie Steele-Garcia, Development Director for the American Heart Association, and a familiar face, our very own Kate Capodanno, who is one of the Woman of Impact ...

A new study published in the Journal of the American Nutrition Association found that mango consumption has a “significant” impact on cardio-metabolic responses and conditions in ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The American Heart Association is calling on everyone ... heart health awareness but also celebrates Women of Impact who are making a difference in their communities.

Five area women have been named to the 2025 American Heart Association Women of Impact Class. They are Noelle Adams, Lori ...

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If you would like to get a jump start on a healthy lifestyle while making an impact on your local community, then you don't ...

The American Heart Association is spotlighting local leaders who are driving equitable heart health in their communities. Learn more about the Leaders of Impact campaign. Meet the community ...

Coronado High School senior Sofia Zamora has been named the 2025 Teen of Impact by the American Heart Association (AHA) of ...

which benefits the American Heart Association's mission to reduce women's risk for cardiovascular disease. Awards were also given to the teen and adult who made the biggest impact on the American ...

WDBJ7’s Kate Capodanno was one of the nine women recognized for the American Heart Association’s Woman of Impact Campaign. The nine women were recognized Thursday morning during a special ...

Although heart disease is the leading cause of death among American women, according to the American Heart Association, symptoms are often overlooked or explained away as less worrisome conditions.