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Two Educational Webinars Focus on Stroke and AFib
Knowledge and management of heart-related risk factors and conditions are critical in reducing the likelihood of and improving outcomes with stroke, especially across populations with health disparities. Through the Getting to the Heart of Stroke initiative, the American Heart Association and HealthONE are working together on a new program focused on clinical training, community, and

Volunteer Spotlight: Denver Executive Anthony Long to Serve as 2023 CycleNation Chair
The American Heart Association Denver Division is excited to announce that Anthony Long, partner at Pinnacle Healthcare Consulting will serve as the chair of the 2023 Denver CycleNation and lead the local movement aimed at improving brain health for all. CycleNation brings together the Denver community for a high-energy block party style event on stationary

Two Denver Executives Join the American Heart Association Denver Board of Directors
The Denver Division of the American Heart Association, welcome new board members Gabby Hodgson, market executive director with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, and Marques Hunter, senior director II, health, and wellness regional operations with Walmart. The Board of Directors is made up of community leaders, medical professionals and executives who guide the Association to drive

Research Reception Highlights Locally Funded Projects
Funding research is a cornerstone of the American Heart Association’s lifesaving mission – a pillar of the organization’s foundation and a key to the future. Since 1949, the American Heart Association has invested over $5 billion, more than any other non-profit organization outside of the federal government. Currently in Colorado, the American Heart Association is

Golden City Council Passes Ordinance that Prohibits Sale of Flavored Tobacco
According to the 2021 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey, approximately 1 in 6 Jefferson County high school students report current use of e-cigarettes, which is higher than the national average. While cigarette smoking rates have decreased in recent years, the number of youth and adolescents using new forms of tobacco, such as e-cigarettes or vaping, has