heart health

The American Heart Association is inviting the community to celebrate the 50th anniversary of America's Greatest Heart Run & Walk at Utica University on March 2.

This is the same device that saved Damar Hamlin's life.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Each February, the American Heart Association invites you to 'Go Red' to raise awareness and advocate for women's health.

Elvira Marotta is a wonderful 90-year-old woman who is a member of the American Heart Association's "Survivor Class 2017." She shares her heart story with us...

Meet the next member of the American Heart Association's Survivor Class. Catherine Pillmore shares her heart attack story and gives a message to women everywhere.

You probably already know Angie Pavlovsky from WUTR, but do you know her as a heart disease survivor? Pavlovsky shares her story as part of the American Heart Association's "Survivor Class 2017."

Friday, February 3rd is "National Wear Red Day" to big awareness to women's health, and more importantly, heart health. In honor of this important day, the Utica Zoo has something very special planned.

Meet Ondrea Grippe Getz - She's a member of the 2016 'Go Red Survivor Class,' and a survivor of open heart surgery. This is her story...

Meet Kathryn O'Neill - diagnosed with Brugada Syndrome and a member of the American Heart Association's 'Go Red Survivor Class.' She shares with us, her important story.

Meet Christine Meyers a local woman who received a loop recorder and pacemaker, and is a part of the Go Red for Women 'Go Red Survivor Class.' We share her unique, but important message.

Heart Health can be as simple as making some changes to your diet. Consider adding more of these seven foods to your plate for their heart-health benefits.

On February 6th beginning at 4 PM the City of Utica is taking "The Red Pledge" to help raise awareness for women's heart disease.