Two-Time Stroke Survivor Travels from VT to DC for Lobby Day
Barre resident and stroke survivor Jamie Heath visited Washington DC this week to lobby on behalf of the American Heart Association. Jamie was joined by her mother, Joanne Leclerc, and
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Vermont Needs To Take Action Against Obesity
The new State of Obesity report recently showed that more than 1 in 4 Vermont adults is obese. Health habits are learned at a young age and early prevention is
Health Crisis Remains In The Heart Of Hispanic Culture
With about 56.6 million of our nation’s population being of Hispanic decent, it is important that the largest growing minority group know their risks for heart disease and stroke. National
Vermont’s First-Ever CycleNation Brings Hundreds To Waterfront
Hundreds of people gathered at the Burlington Waterfront on August 15 to stop the cycle of heart disease and stroke by cycling! The American Heart Association’s CycleNation event raises awareness
Voigt Pritchard to chair CycleNation
Winooski resident Sarah Voigt Pritchard, QKA, is excited about chairing the American Heart Association’s first CycleNation event in Vermont. “CycleNation is fitness-focused, it’s in a beautiful place at a beautiful
