Arizona Heart Foundation Blog

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 […]

We are proud to participate in Arizona Gives Day this April 5-6 and we ask you to consider donating to Arizona Heart Foundation. Your donations go towards helping students reach […]

Your blood pressure is a major contributor to your overall heart health. This American Heart Month, we’re taking a deep dive into what blood pressure numbers and categories mean, what […]