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A Las Vegas man shared his story of survival ahead of this weekend's American Heart Association Heart Walk in Las Vegas. 🔗LINK IN BIO
We're proud to celebrate 25 Nevada hospitals for their commitment to high-quality heart and stroke care. ❤️ Full awardee list: usnewsbrandfuse.com/American…
Mental health support is an essential part of overall care for adults living with congenital heart disease.
Don’t hesitate to talk to your care team about mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, or thinking or memory problems. There are safe and effective treatments that can help.
To learn more about adult congenital heart disease and the guideline, visit spr.ly/6011B8Xe9H.
❤️ Happy National Wear Red Day from the Las Vegas Team ❤️ We #gored for our community and all the women in our life. Together, we are stronger than heart disease and stroke.
❤️ February is #HeartMonth ❤️
It's the perfect time to celebrate and educate to protect the ones you love most.
In one month, we wear RED—and we stand for something bigger.
Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women.
On Friday, Feb. 6, join us in wearing RED and raising awareness. Together, we can change the story for women’s hearts everywhere. ❤️
#WearRedDay
Your gift helps fund lifesaving research, CPR training, and heart health education. Together, we can make more time possible for families in your community and reclaim moments stolen by heart disease and stroke ❤️ spr.ly/60157hdef
American Heart Association Nevada retweeted
Medical research saves lives, but right now, it’s at risk of being cut.
Join us TODAY as #HeartPowered advocates nationwide urge Congress to increase NIH funding that fuels lifesaving cardiovascular research and more.
Make your voice heard: ytc.quorum.us/campaign/NIH/ #UnitedForCures #CuresCantWait
Our #GivingTuesday 6X match launches today — but only until midnight!
Your tax-deductible gift today powers lifesaving research, CPR training, and heart health programs that help families spend more time together.
❤️ Help protect the hearts you love: spr.ly/6008N4ma0
Kenny Pickett from the Las Vegas Raiders is among the 31 NFL players helping us build a #NationofLifesavers as a Player Ambassador for the 2025-26 season. Take 60 seconds to learn the two simple steps of Hands-Only CPR at spr.ly/6018AFtky. #PLAY60
American Heart Association Nevada retweeted
During government shutdowns:
🩺 People struggle to access health care.
🧪 Lifesaving medical research is put on hold.
🕛 Services millions rely on are delayed.
Tell your elected officials to find a compromise and reopen the government: advocacycampaigns.heartpower…. #HeartPowered
Congratulations to the more than 2,300 organizations across the nation — including 9 in Nevada recognized with #TargetBP achievement awards for their commitment to improving management of high blood pressure. See full list of awards here: spr.ly/6012Aooo2
📣 Volunteer with us at the Heart Walk!
We'd love your help cheering on walkers, supervising booths, answering questions and more on Saturday, October 18th.
Sign up for a shift here: spr.ly/6015Aq39D
American Heart Association Nevada retweeted
Eating more ultraprocessed foods is linked to higher risk for heart disease, and the average person eats too many of them, according to a new science advisory from the American Heart Association. Currently, over half of calories in a typical U.S. diet come from ultraprocessed foods. Here’s what you should know.
Check out our Get With The Guidelines® program! We work with hospitals to ensure every patient has access to the latest, quality care. These guidelines could save your life or the life of someone you love.
Answer: Cardiovascular Disease. It's the No. 1 killer in the U.S. and claims a life every 34 seconds. That's why fighting this disease is our top priority.
From medical research to community advocacy, our work reaches everyone, including underserved communities ❤️
Heather Baker “dropped dead at work mid-sentence,” but colleagues saved her life with CPR and AED skills they learned from the American Heart Association. Now, Heather pays it forward and has taught CPR to over 5,000 people. Learn Hands-Only CPR and join our ##NationofLifesavers.


























