Arizona Heart Foundation Blog

Money may not buy happiness, but science says there is something else that makes you happier than material possessions: gratitude. And while you may not take much time to practice […]

While you may know that prenatal ultrasounds show a baby moving and growing inside the womb, you may not know that medical ultrasounds serve a wide array of other important […]

Heart disease is now the leading cause of death in the United States, with about 500,000 Americans dying from it and another million suffering heart attacks each year. High cholesterol […]

Summer might be winding down, but you still have several weeks to go before returning to the structure and routine of a typical fall day. That means there’s still time […]

Each year in July, America observes UV Awareness Month, an awareness campaign that promotes sun safety during the summer months. Over-exposure to sunlight and UV rays can lead to a […]

Each year in June America observes Men’s Health Month, an awareness campaign that spotlights some of the most critical health issues impacting men today. Aimed at educating men about risks […]

Stroke is among the leading causes of death and disability across the nation and around the world, with someone in the United States suffering a stroke every 40 seconds. Strokes […]

In collaboration with Meritize, the Arizona Heart Foundation is working to address health care worker shortage by making pathways to cardiovascular health careers more accessible. PHOENIX (MAY 3, [...]

Stress is an unavoidable part of life for most Americans, and while stress can have substantial mental effects, it often leads to physical discomfort, too. Over time, high levels of […]

Getting out and moving about is one of the best things you can do for your heart health, and you don’t need to be running marathons or scaling mountaintops to […]