Page 16 - Heart Program News Today

While many children are too young to recognize the clown character in the yellow jumpsuit, the parents visiting the Ronald McDonald House at Edward Hospital know exactly who he is. 

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in women and the number one threat to women’s health. More women die from cardiovascular disease than all cancers combined and

Ascension St. Vincent is renowned for performing numerous heart transplants and other heart procedures in the state of Indiana.

A recent Post and Courier article and obituary accurately summarize the amazing life and career of Charlie Darby. This perspective from a former colleague, mentee and friend adds a complementary

Doctors are encouraging people to take some time and get to know their risk factors for American Heart Month.

MORNING NEWSBREAK  |  Dr. Charles Darby, founder of the Ronald McDonald House of Charleston and an instrumental figure in establishing the Medical University of South Carolina’s Children’s Hospital, passed away Wednesday at age 90. 

ASHLAND The Ashland Area YMCA celebrated a grand opening and open house on Tuesday after prioritizing a space solely for women, exercise and camaraderie.

DALTON – Hamilton Medical Center (HMC) will offer its next Take it to Heart Program on Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 2 at scheduled times. The

Chick-fil-A gave a big check to support a program helping parents, caregivers and families of patients with congenital heart defects a boost.

Distribution dates are Wednesdays for Spokane Public Schools elementary schools and every other Tuesday at middle and high schools