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Risk factors for peripheral artery disease: smoking, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes
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Risk Factors for PAD

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Risk Factors for PAD
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Videos

Ann’s Story: A Journey Through Peripheral Artery Disease

Peripheral artery disease patients like Ann Roy are commonly misdiagnosed with arthritis. Listen to her journey in this video.

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Ann’s Story: A Journey Through Peripheral Artery Disease
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1 in 4 Women

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1 in 4 Women
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1 in 4 Hispanic Heart Patients

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1 in 4 Hispanic Heart Patients
Nearly 1 in 4 black heart patients are denied access by their health plan
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1 in 4 Black Heart Patients

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1 in 4 Black Heart Patients
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Texas PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022

Texas’ rate of heart disease is higher than the national average. Yet insurers are more likely to reject Texans’ prescriptions for cholesterol-lowering medication.

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Texas PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022
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Mississippi PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022

Mississippi’s rate of heart disease is higher than the national average. Yet insurers are more likely to reject Mississippians’ prescriptions for cholesterol-lowering medication.

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Mississippi PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022
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Arkansas PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022

Arkansas’ rate of heart disease is higher than the national average. Yet insurers are more likely to reject Arkansans’ prescriptions for cholesterol-lowering medication.

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Arkansas PCSK9 Report Card – August 2022
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Rejected: How Life-Saving Heart Medication Eludes Women, Southerners and People of Color

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Event Reports

2022 Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit Report

The fifth annual Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit welcomed policy experts, patient advocates and health care providers to address patients’ pressing needs and explore policy solutions that will improve the lives of Americans with cardiovascular disease.

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2022 Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit Report
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Blogs

New Data Show Certain Demographics are Denied Cholesterol-Lowering Medication More Often

Medication access remains a hurdle for many patients, especially those prescribed cholesterol-lowering PCSK9 inhibitors.

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New Data Show Certain Demographics are Denied Cholesterol-Lowering Medication More Often
Rejected: How Life-Saving Heart Medication Eludes Women, Southerners and People of color
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Rejected: How Life-Saving Heart Medication Eludes Women, Southerners & People of Color

Every 36 seconds, someone in the United States dies from cardiovascular disease. In fact, heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, responsible for one in every four adult fatalities. Making sure patients can access medication that protects their hearts should be a top national health care priority. But recent insurance claims data […]

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Rejected: How Life-Saving Heart Medication Eludes Women, Southerners & People of Color