Since heart disease is our nation’s number one killer, it is important to understand the risks and symptoms of heart disease and be aware of ways to improve heart health.
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Downloadable Tools and Tips:
Click the links to view or right click to print or save to your computer.
- Blood Pressure Tracker
- Heart Attack Warning Signs
- FAQs About Heart/Stroke Survivors
- Communication Tips for Heart Attack, Heart Surgery & Stroke Patients
Web Resources:
Click the links below to access resource Web sites to find out more about Cardiovascular Recovery.
The American Heart Association provides basic warning signs of heart attack, stroke and cardiac arrest, as well as information on what to do in any of these situations.
This overview is provided by the Mayo Clinic to help people understand the basics of cardiovascular disease and the conditions that can affect heart and blood vessels.
This fact sheet lists common national statistics concerning cardiovascular disease.
This easy-to-use online system helps create a grocery list of certified heart-healthy foods.
The Heart Health section on the AARP Web site is full of helpful tips and advice for keeping one’s heart as healthy as possible.
Family Caregiver Alliance offers an informative fact sheet to help caregivers when caring for stroke victims.
This online cholesterol health assessment reveals risk for heart disease, as well as information, tips and strategies for improving cholesterol levels.
