The National Forum for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention

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The National Forum for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention builds a collective voice for a heart-healthy, stroke-free society through collaborative policy and programmatic efforts.

On National Nonprofit Day, we’re recognizing the members, partners, and community leaders working together to prevent he...
08/17/2026

On National Nonprofit Day, we’re recognizing the members, partners, and community leaders working together to prevent heart disease and stroke.

Thank you for connecting research, policy, care and community action to advance prevention.

Tomorrow: Join a conversation about what changes to the dialysis payment bundle could mean for patient care, cardiovascu...
08/03/2026

Tomorrow: Join a conversation about what changes to the dialysis payment bundle could mean for patient care, cardiovascular health, treatment access, and innovation.

The online briefing will bring together clinical, patient advocacy, and health policy perspectives.

Register: natforum.org/dialysis-briefing

Managing high blood pressure can feel more manageable when the next step is clear.In this Hypertension Bites reel, Gerry...
07/31/2026

Managing high blood pressure can feel more manageable when the next step is clear.

In this Hypertension Bites reel, Gerry Langan shares a practical reminder about the importance of early intervention and recognizing the signs and symptoms of high blood pressure.

Know your numbers, ask questions, and work with your healthcare team on a plan that fits your life.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/eac-nationalforum

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What happens when mayors lead by example?People show up.During this year's Move with the Mayor® Spring Mental Health and...
07/31/2026

What happens when mayors lead by example?

People show up.

During this year's Move with the Mayor® Spring Mental Health and Physical Activity Challenge, 53 communities hosted more than 100 events that encouraged residents to move more, strengthen social connections, and support mental well-being.

The numbers tell part of the story. The bigger story is what participating mayors experienced and shared about building healthier communities.

In our latest article, Culver City Mayor Freddy Puza of Culver City - Local Government, California, Mayor Jack Bradley of City of Lorain, OH, and Mayor Sonja A. Brown of City of Glenn Heights, TX, share how leadership can create opportunities for people to connect, remove barriers to healthy living, and inspire communities to move together.

Read the full article: https://natforum.org/mayors-lead-by-example

Who can help make sense of dialysis payment policy? Start with people who understand patient needs, health policy, and c...
07/31/2026

Who can help make sense of dialysis payment policy?

Start with people who understand patient needs, health policy, and clinical care.

Meet the panelists for our Aug. 4 Value & Access Collaborative briefing:

💠 Janice Desir, MD, MPH, CHCQM, Nephrologist, Nephrologists for Equitable Kidney Care

💠 Paul Conway, Chair of Policy & Global Affairs and Past President, American Association of Kidney Patients

💠 Carson Smith, Health Policy Analyst, National Kidney Foundation

💠 Carolyn Koenig, MD, Internal Medicine St. Louis and Physician Quality Physician Lead, Mercy Primary Care

Register: natforum.org/dialysis-briefing

How can communities make physical activity part of everyday life?Savannah’s approach starts with the places, programs, a...
07/30/2026

How can communities make physical activity part of everyday life?

Savannah’s approach starts with the places, programs, and partnerships people already know — from historic squares and farmers markets to youth programs and free fitness opportunities.

See how Mayor Van R. Johnson II, Healthy Savannah, the Georgia Coastal Health District, and community partners are creating more ways for people to move and connect: natforum.org/savannah-case-study

Connection is part of community health. On International Day of Friendship, we are recognizing the relationships that he...
07/30/2026

Connection is part of community health.

On International Day of Friendship, we are recognizing the relationships that help people feel supported and make it easier to stay active.

Through Move with the Mayor®, communities across the country have created walks, fitness classes, and events where residents can move alongside neighbors and build meaningful connections.

Tag a friend who helps you keep moving.

Prevention works best when it meets people where they already are.In Michigan City, Indiana, Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch ...
07/30/2026

Prevention works best when it meets people where they already are.

In Michigan City, Indiana, Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch and Franciscan Health are pairing movement with preventive screenings.

From taekwondo and line dancing to blood pressure and blood glucose screenings, Michigan City is making health information more accessible, engaging, and community-centered.

Read the case study to see how Michigan City is helping residents make a move for their health: natforum.org/michigan-city-case-study

One week until our Value & Access Collaborative briefing on dialysis payment policy.Hear clinical, patient advocacy, and...
07/30/2026

One week until our Value & Access Collaborative briefing on dialysis payment policy.

Hear clinical, patient advocacy, and health policy perspectives on what changes to the dialysis payment bundle could mean for kidney care, cardiovascular health, treatment access, and innovation.

Save your spot: natforum.org/dialysis-briefing

What could changes to the dialysis payment bundle mean for patients? Join our upcoming Value & Access Collaborative brie...
07/28/2026

What could changes to the dialysis payment bundle mean for patients?

Join our upcoming Value & Access Collaborative briefing for an accessible discussion of three key questions:

💠 Could payment changes affect which treatments patients can access?
💠 What could the changes mean for kidney and cardiovascular health?
💠 How can payment policy support patient care and continued innovation?

Register: natforum.org/dialysis-briefing

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