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Sharing Your Story Can Help Save Lives
Go Red for Women is looking for its 2025 Class of Survivors! This group of heart disease and stroke survivors share their stories to empower women to be aware of their No. 1 health threat – cardiovascular disease.
Women in Research
The AHA has a rich history of female leadership and participation in research. We celebrate the determination and courage of women who have overcome great obstacles to make significant impacts on science and medicine. The AHA works to alleviate barriers and encourage workplace equity to ensure the success of those who continue to carry the torch.
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Upcoming Meetings
BCVS Scientific Sessions 2024
July 22–25, 2024Hilton Chicago | Chicago, Illinois
Hypertension Scientific Sessions 2024
September 5–8, 2024Hilton Chicago | Chicago, Illinois
Resuscitation Science Symposium 2024
November 16–17, 2024Hilton Chicago | Chicago, Illinois
Scientific Sessions 2024
November 16–18, 2024McCormick Place Convention Center | Chicago, Illinois
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Remembering Dr. Ralph Sacco
Dr. Ralph Sacco, the first neurologist to serve as president of the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association, died Jan. 17. Sacco, a distinguished AHA/ASA volunteer and a revered scientist, served as editor-in-chief of the journal Stroke in addition to other leadership roles. Because of Dr. Sacco’s passion for the AHA and its mission, at his family's request donations in his memory can be made to The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. We have created the Ralph Sacco Memorial Fund for Brain Health in Ralph’s memory.
Mark Your Calendars for Hypertension 2024
September 5–8, 2024Hilton Chicago | Chicago, Illinois
