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A new study in JAHA — Journal of the American Heart Association is the largest of its kind to date, examining outcomes for 102,475 Hello Heart users with high blood pressure between January 2018 and December 2022. Results from the study showed that: 📉 At two years, participants with baseline systolic blood pressure above 140 mm Hg reduced it by 19 mm Hg. 📉 At 13 months, participants with baseline total cholesterol above 240 mg/dL reduced it by 66 mg/dL. 📉 At 13 months, participants with baseline LDL cholesterol above 160 mg/dL reduced it by 67 mg/dL. 📉 At 7.2 months, participants with baseline body mass index (BMI) above 30 kg/m2 lost 12 pounds, or 5.1% of their body weight. Notably, interaction with Hello Heart’s lifestyle-based digital coaching was associated with greater reductions in all of the above heart health risk factors. Learn more in the press release here: https://lnkd.in/eEmTBjyj And view the full study results here: https://lnkd.in/ei3VqHk7 #DigitalHealth #HeartHealth #Hypertension #ClinicalResearch

In honor of #WorldHypertensionDay, here are three ways you can help your workforce manage high blood pressure and heart disease risk. ❤️ https://lnkd.in/eX_vqKpq

"I want to host the #Davos of Women's Heart Health." "Cool. How can I help?" Maayan Cohen The nice thing about having a CEO who is a former army tank commander is that there is absolutely no fear. I’m very excited to announce that Hello Heart and the American Heart Association #GoRED are hosting the inaugural Women’s Heart Health Summit this month at Miraval Resorts & Spas Arizona. Some stunning facts: -Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, more than all other cancers combined -Women die of heart attacks at twice the rate of men -Women are 7x more likely to be misdiagnosed. -Women's heart attack symptoms are different than men's, but where's the PSA campaign to educate women? Do you know of any women leaders in healthcare, policy, medicine and media that can help catalyze this movement? We have a handful of slots left. Reach out or tag them here because yours truly controls the guest list. :) #healthequity #womenshealth #hearthealth #leadership

We’re celebrating #AAPIMonth by recognizing these leaders in heart health. 🫀 ⭐ Dr. Rong Tian, a Chinese-American professor and researcher, is a modern leader in cardiovascular research. Some of her most notable research decoded the relationship between energy metabolism and heart disease. ⭐ Dr. Richard Kekuni Akana Blaisdell was a widely respected physician in the Native Hawaiian community who was passionate about improving the health outcomes of Native Hawaiians, who, at the time, suffered from high rates of heart disease. ⭐ Dr. Victor J. Dzau is an internationally acclaimed leader and physician-scientist whose research has greatly impacted cardiovascular medicine. His work laid the foundation for developing the class of lifesaving drugs used to treat hypertension. Thank you for your invaluable contributions ❣

Cardiovascular disease accounts for more than 25% of maternal mortality in the U.S. That's why the #AHA supports research initiatives focused on understanding the specific cardiovascular risks associated with every age, stage and season of a woman's life. Get the latest: http://spr.ly/6048jNMt0 #WomensHealth

🌟Excited to announce our session at the Hinge Health Movement Conference 2024! 🌟 Pre-register for "Surprising Payoffs: The Impact of Prioritizing Heart Health," where Stephanie Campbell, MBA BSN RN, Principal Solutions Consultant at Hello Heart, and Heather Haupt, SHRM-CP, Director of Benefits at Northern Michigan University will share valuable insights, strategies, and lessons learned for improving employee heart health: https://lnkd.in/efgww-Z2 Also don't forget to stop by our booth to enter to win a pair of Beats by Dre wireless earbuds! ❤️ #HingeHealthMovement2024 #HeartHealth #EmployeeWellness

Reduced access to employment, health insurance, and education is linked with higher heart disease and stroke risk for Asian American subgroups — and may affect each subgroup differently, according new research from Dr. Eugene Yang and colleagues in JAHA — Journal of the American Heart Association. “The Asian American population is the fastest growing racial and ethnic group in the United States. People of South Asian heritage have higher rates of premature heart disease globally, and they recently have been found to have higher cardiovascular mortality than non-Hispanic white people," Yang says. "Better understanding of why differences in cardiovascular risk exist among Asian subgroups is vital to reducing risk and improving outcomes.” https://lnkd.in/eX58K2mq #HeartHealth #AsianPacificHeritageMonth

A new report from Hello Heart sheds light on the profound impact of cardiovascular disease on employers, health plans, and individuals. Dive into the report for more insights gathered from a survey of 300 benefits leaders at major employers and health plans: https://lnkd.in/eYvUfph6

Did you know that heart disease is the #1 cause of death among women? But Hello Heart is helping women beat the odds. We’re the first app that helps women track and manage their heart health and advocate for their health. Isn’t it time for all companies to offer game-changing heart health benefits to women? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e_Ys-yiK #LongLiveWomen

Join Misi Holmberg, CEBS, CPSP from Panera Bread, Caroline Susie RDN, LD from Mercer, and Jenn Roberts from Hello Heart on Wednesday, May 15 for an Employee Benefit News webinar where they'll discuss ways to reduce women's heart health risks and the associated claims spend: https://lnkd.in/eSby9GCV #womenshealthmonth #womenshearthealth #womenshealth