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American Heart Association hosts Go Red for Women Luncheon
The American Heart Association's “Go Red for Women” Luncheon raised awareness and funds for cardiovascular disease.
How CPR training, living well boost heart attack survival rates
“People's chances of surviving a heart attack go up double or triple if they get CPR right at the moment of their heart attack. So that's why training people how to do CPR — laypeople like you and me ...
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Homolka shares cardiac information during American Heart Month
When Megan Homolka, nurse practitioner, visits Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH) twice each month, she not only cares for patients, she also educates them about heart conditions and diseases.
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Walgreens supports the American Heart Association to bring CPR to communities nationwide
New $15 million fundraising commitment from Walgreens will accelerate the American Heart Association’s lifesaving work.
CPR demonstration for American Heart Month
The American Heart Association is a worldwide leader in first aid, CPR, and AED training - educating more than 22 million ...