Heart & Stroke

Our will to beat heart disease and stroke is unwavering. Watch now to see why and join us: bit.ly/3k39mIq. #HeartandStrokeBeatAsOne

We’re excited to gear up for #CardiacSmash2025 -Canada’s largest corporate charity ping pong event -taking place on September 18! 🎉 Founded a decade ago by Mike Kessel of @ClevelandClinic Canada , this event has raised vital funds for @HeartandStroke and now includes a focus on…

This delicious meal cooks up in no time at all. 🐟️🥗 Try this fast fish and fresh herb veggie packets recipe for one of your weekend meals: bit.ly/3TwXORQ!

Aseemingly healthy person suddenly and unexpectedly collapses, her heart stopped. Cardiac arrest can happen often without warning. But why? Who’s at risk? And how can you protect yourself? 💡❤️ Here's what you should know about cardiac arrest: bit.ly/4klVzvv.

Cardiac arrest, heart attack and heart failure. These terms may seem interchangeable, they’re not. Understanding the difference between the three is important for getting the right treatment, and potentially saving a life: bit.ly/4kxNmoi.

Dr. Rob Hegele’s research is driven by his personal experience and his commitment to hundreds of people with high cholesterol who come to his clinic. Read how his research adds years to lives that may have once been cut short: bit.ly/3BUhERY.

Cardiac arrest can strike anyone, anywhere, at any age, without warning. 60,000 cardiac arrests happen each year in Canada. Learn #CPR and how to use an #AED: bit.ly/407G7v7.

"And so, the AED just sat there on the floor beside Brock while he died.” Kim's teenage son died of a cardiac arrest when he could have lived. Now, Kim wants people to know the importance of CPR and AED skills. Read her story: bit.ly/4iqkNJ0. #BeatCardiacArrest

For people living with a heart condition or risk factors such as high blood pressure, high temperatures can be especially dangerous. ☀️ When a heat wave strikes, protect yourself and your loved ones with this advice: bit.ly/44qeIXm.

Grilled or broiled, these lemony chicken skewers make a great lunch or dinner. 🍋 Enjoy this recipe with your loved ones today: bit.ly/4nvk7oI!

"My vision is that no patient would be left with a diagnosis of stroke because of an unknown cause." Dr. @nishita_singh3 aims to revolutionize stroke causes and treatment. Learn more about her research: bit.ly/3IaIIiA. #BeatStroke #HeartandStrokeScience

Meet @rashminhira, a doctoral student at @UCalgary under Dr. Satish R. Raj's supervision. Rashmin is investigating Long-COVID and its connections to disorders of heart rate and blood pressure, and non-drug-related treatments to help patients with their condition.

Stroke can happen at any age. Recognizing the signs of stroke and calling 9-1-1 immediately can mean the difference between life and death, or the difference between a better recovery and a lasting disability. Let’s all share the FAST signs of stroke: bit.ly/3Wac5FF.

At 23 years old, Samantha was experiencing the first symptoms of what turned out to be a severe ischemic stroke. “I didn’t realize something was wrong until I saw the police and the paramedics run in the house.” Read her story: bit.ly/46bUx23.

The easiest way to reduce your risk for heart disease and stroke is to get moving and walking is a great place to start. 👟 Walking benefits your heart, and lungs, and improves fitness, muscle tone, strength and balance: bit.ly/44waJII.

Giving never felt - or looked this good! Join us to #BeatHeartDisease and #BeatStroke by wearing your support. ❤️ Show some love and check out our new apparel today: bit.ly/3OnjCN4!

Enjoy this plant-based salad warm or cold, it’s sure to become a favourite. 🥬🍠 Try out this recipe, today: bit.ly/4ex23q1!

Wildfires across Canada are making for smoky air that’s not good for anyone’s health. Learn important tips from Cardiologist, Dr. Justin Ezekowitz to protect yourself and your loved ones from wildfire smoke, and share them with your friends and family.

Your emotions, thoughts and behaviours affect your heart condition and the success of your treatment. Managing them is an important part of your recovery. Learn more here: bit.ly/44s3kKv.

To maintain heart health, a little physical activity goes a long way. Regular physical activity is a great way to keep your heart healthy and lead a healthy lifestyle. Learn more: bit.ly/4lbmmMx.

ICRH is pleased to partner with the Institute of Population and Public Health (IPPH) to support the Strengthening Equitable and Resilient Public Health Systems (STEPS) Team Grants. In collaboration with the Institute of Indigenous Peoples' Health (IIPH) and the @HeartandStroke…