Go Red For Women Taking Charge of Their Heart Health
About 600 people showed up wearing red on Feb. 25 at the Omni Hotel to help raise money for women’s heart and brain health awareness and education.
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American Heart Association
Fitness Helps Fight Heart Disease & Cancer, New Study Says
A new study from The Cooper Institute, with researchers from Harvard and Stanford, examined the relationship with fitness and mortality. Researchers found that higher fitness levels reduced the rate of heart disease and cancer related deaths in men.
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Give Back this Valentine’s, Take Ride in Heart Car
Valentine’s Day brings hearts in abundance: on chocolate boxes, cards, gift wrapping, teddy bears, and balloons. But this year, you can celebrate with a Heart Car, an expression of love to heart disease sufferers.
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University Park Recognized For Workplace Health
University Park was recognized with a 2019 silver-level Workplace Health Achievement Index designation from the American Heart Association. The city
Read moreHeart Health Month Reminders
February is the month of love, and the numbers show area residents could all do a lot better about loving
Read moreGo Red for Heart Disease
The 2016 Dallas Go Red Luncheon will be held at the Omni Hotel in Dallas at 10 a.m. on Feb.
Read moreCreating An App For Activism
Now in his mid-30s, Highland Park High School graduate Jeb Ory has co-founded three startups, all focused around one thing
Read moreImaginary Pet Makes Real Impact For Painter
The assignment in Ruth Keefer’s second-grade art class was to paint an imaginary pet. But now, two years later, Abby
Read moreStudents Jump at Chance to Raise Funds
St. Alcuin students raised more than $3,000 for the American Heart Association on March 4 during Jump For Heart, a
Read moreTootsies Hosts Diana Jordan Tonight
If you’re free on short notice, consider this: Tootsies is hosting comedienne and author Diana Jordon for a special reception
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