
American Heart Association: You're the Cure The Senate has given Americans a holiday to remember. After decades of delays, heart disease and stroke patients can look forward to meaningful reforms in our health care system with today’s historic vote for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Read more at: http://bit.ly/608aUq
Statement from American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on Senate Passage of the Patient Protectio
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Statement from American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on Senate Passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

American Heart Association: You're the Cure 'Tis the week before Christmas and on Capitol Hill, the Senators are working on their health reform bill. The amendments have been offered and the debate has come to a close, as health advocates wait to see how the final vote goes. 51 votes will be needed and the grassroots must make a clatter, so please tell your Sena...tors to put patients first and vote "YES" on this matter!
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On the morning of December 24th, the Senate will hold its final vote on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act--- so we must act quickly! Passage of the Senate bill would set the stage for 2010 ...

American Heart Association: You're the Cure Send an email now asking your Senators to support key procedural votes needed to allow the progress toward meaningful health care reform to continue! http://www.heartsforhealthcare.org/
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After nearly three weeks of debating its health care reform bill, the Senate is preparing for three critical procedural votes which will determine if reform efforts move forward, or are stopped in their tracks. ...

American Heart Association: You're the Cure In a New York Times article today, AHA CEO Nancy Brown says it’s a travesty that only a small fraction of tobacco settlement funds is actually being used to support tobacco prevention programs in states http://bit.ly/6myHvj. View her full statement at http://bit.ly/6oY8gC.
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States spent $567 million on smoking prevention and cessation programs in the latest fiscal year, a 15 percent decrease from the year before, a report said.

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Heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 killer of American women, claiming the lives of more than 450,000 American women each year. Urge your Senators to address this health care crisis as they debate health care reform by supporting the HEART for Women amendment. http://www.capitolconnect.com/yourethecu re/fastaction.aspx?AlertID=14731
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Heart disease and stroke are our nation’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers, but they don’t have to be. You’re the Cure is the American Heart Association’s nationwide network of people who advocate for public policies that advance the fight against heart disease and stroke. ...

American Heart Association: You're the Cure More reasons to support health care reform: Read heartbreaking stories from survivors of heart disease and stroke.
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American Heart Association: You're the Cure Reasons to support health reform: Manning, age 2, reached his lifetime cap on medical care from heart surgeries. http://bit.ly/7FOyKT
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American Heart Association: You're the Cure The American Heart Association is encouraging lawmakers to maintain the momentum for meaningful healthcare reform by beginning Senate debate on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act as soon as possible. Learn more at: http://bit.ly/1WlnZY.
Statement by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on Senate Action on the Patient Protection a
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Statement by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on Senate Action on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

American Heart Association: You're the Cure This year's Scientific Sessions are prompting some great discussions and interesting ideas on how to battle heart disease and stroke. Follow Sessions on Twitter #SS09
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Heart tests done with a laptop computer and software that cost $4,000 may help save high school athletes from [bn:URL=http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4741] sudden cardiac death [], according to a study of 2,057 students in Texas.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Efforts to help smokers kick the habit have stalled in the United States, with hardly any recent change in smoking rates, federal researchers reported on Thursday. Just over 20

American Heart Association: You're the Cure AHA CEO Nancy Brown says tobacco control policies could help reduce smoking rates http://bit.ly/35nF58q
Statement by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on State-Specific Prevalence of Current Ciga
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Statement by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on State-Specific Prevalence of Current Cigarette Smoking and Adult Smoking Rates

American Heart Association: You're the Cure New York Times features AHA's Hands-Only CPR ad campaign!
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With the help of a New York advertising agency, the American Heart Association is introducing a new campaign to encourage the use of hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

American Heart Association: You're the Cure AHA CEO Nancy Brown says U.S. House passage of the Affordable Health Care for America Act reform bill brings us one step closer to accessible and affordable care for millions of Americans by enhancing coverage, promoting preventive care and improving delivery of care. http://bit.ly/3T3ddk
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Statement by American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown on Passage of the Affordable Health Care for America Act in the U.S. House of Representatives

American Heart Association: You're the Cure The House of Representatives is likely to a vote any day on important legislation to reform health care- and your Representative needs to hear from you right now. Visit http://heartsforhealthcare.org/ to send your message now!
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American Heart Association: You're the Cure Halloween may be over but the scary fact is that one woman a minute will lose her battle with heart disease. Wear Red Day is 2.05.10. Learn what you can do to make a difference. http://bit.ly/4wI28o
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