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Angie Peterson was diagnosed with familial hypercholesterolemia. Her doctor recommended one treatment that she responded well to—but her insurance forced her on another. Listen to her story.
People with hypertension need options, support and access to the treatment that works best for them.
Patients living with cardiovascular conditions need tailored, quality care. That's where specialty pharmacies come in.
The MINI Act would allow more time for research, investment and infrastructure in the development of novel therapies for heart patients.
As rates of heart attack and stroke soar, now is the time for policymakers to ensure that heart patients get the right medicine at the right time.
Alternative funding programs harm heart patients. Don’t let them take you by surprise.
Darin Burnham had a heart attack and was denied his doctor-prescribed medication to manage his condition. Hear his story.
Latrice Baxter went in for routine heart screens and several hours later found herself on the operating table. Hear her story.
A special message from Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams on the state of hypertension in America.
Hypertension is a common condition. But when it comes to managing it, each patients' struggle can be different.
The burden of hypertension falls disproportionately on communities of color. Now is the time to make hypertension history.
It's time for innovation, access and awareness. Together, we can make hypertension history.
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, or HCM, is a genetic disorder that occurs when the heart muscle thickens, making it harder to pump blood.
Learn how PACH works to advance cardiovascular health.
Anahita Dua, MD, explains that symptomless PAD can be a silent killer. That's why screening, testing and education are critical for patients.
When it comes to high cholesterol, access to the right medication could be a matter of life or death.
Peripheral artery disease patients like Ann Roy are commonly misdiagnosed with arthritis. Listen to her journey in this video.
Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, happens when arteries become narrow or blocked, and can cause a heart attack or stroke.
One-fourth of the world's population faces a cardiovascular risk that they've probably never heard of: Lp(a).
Beth Waldron explains that non-medical switching can be "downright deadly" for patients like her who rely on blood thinners.
Cardiologist Dharmesh Patel, MD, explains how non-medical switching undermines patient-centered care and puts patients at risk.
Peter Toth, MD, PhD, outlines why patients face "roadblock after roadblock" when trying to manage their cardiovascular condition.
A person's environment can play a major role in their health. By reducing disparities and ensuring equitable access for both primary and specialty care, policymakers can improve lives and health outcomes.
Over 6 million Americans live with heart failure. Do you know the signs and symptoms?
When your health plan switches your heart medication, it IS a big deal.
Pat and her doctor worked together to find the best treatment option to help lower her cholesterol.
Some people living with Type 2 diabetes and heart disease are exhausted from trying to fight one disease at a time.
Lea has struggled with statins in the past. But she's not giving up the fight to lower her cholesterol.
For generations, Sissy's family has dealt with high cholesterol. In this video, she shares her struggles with statins and explains why a patient-centered approach to high cholesterol treatment is necessary.
Managing high cholesterol isn't one-size-fits-all. If the first statin isn't right, patients and health care providers can work together to find the best treatment path.