Heart disease is the biggest threat to Black women — but it doesn’t have to be. The CDC and Black Heart Association partner to raise awareness of self-care for Black women's heart health.

Heart disease silently stalks Black communities across America, claiming lives prematurely and devastating families without warning. As the second leading cause of death among Black men—only ...

However, the alarming rise in heart attacks among Black women under 35 challenges this misconception. This demographic faces unique health challenges, leading to an increased risk of heart disease ...

Around 60% of Black American adults have heart disease, and heart disease death rates are highest among Black Americans compared to other racial and ethnic groups, according to the American Heart ...

As of 2022, statewide, Black people died of heart disease at a rate of 211.3 per 100,000 population compared to white people, who died at a rate of 172.7, data from the state Department of Health ...

The Black Heart Association hopes to provide 2,500 screenings during the tour after Tara Robinson suffered three heart attacks at just 40 years old.

Ahead of American Heart Month, physicians and experts are urgently warning the public — and Black people in particular — of the importance of good sleep hygiene. TheGrio Staff Jan 31, 2024 ...

Black women with heart health issues may experience earlier cognitive decline, according to a new study. The research was conducted over a 20-year peroid with cognitive assessments completed every ...

Dr. Brittany Fuller discusses Black women’s heart health during American Heart Month. New data from the medical team at EHproject show African American women are at a greater risk for heart ...