Heart month tip #5: manage your stress. High levels of stress can raise the risk of heart disease and stroke. It's important to recognize stress and take steps to manage it. Find more stress management tips here! canetinc.ca/news/february-… #CANetHeartMonth #HeartMonth #healthyheart

Heart month tip #6: get enough sleep. Sleep is an essential part of keeping your heart healthy. If you don’t sleep enough, you may be at a higher risk for cardiovascular disease, no matter your age or other health habits. canetinc.ca/news/february-… #CANetHeartMonth #HeartMonth

"Women often misinterpret chest pain and other symptoms. Quick medical attention is vital, and seeking help can make a life-saving difference." ➡️Read the full article by Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance (CWHHA) member, Wendy Wray: bit.ly/2025HealthInsi… #HerHeartMatters

Please share with physicians to complete this important survey on permanent atrial fibrillation and treatment opinions worldwide. Canadian Medical Association Ontario Medical Association CIHR Canadian Family Physician Cardiovascular Research Foundation Johns Hopkins Cardiology Mayo Clinic CV Cleveland Clinic Indian Heart Rhythm Society Heart & Stroke Heart Rhythm Society

Heart month tip #7: reduce sedentary behaviour. Research has suggested that even after adjusting for physical activity, sitting for longer periods is associated with #heartdisease and #type2diabetes. It’s important to move throughout the day. Need some tips? Check out our

Heart month tip #8: know your numbers. Keeping your blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and triglycerides in check is vital for good #hearthealth. Learn the optimal levels for your particular demographic and remember to schedule regular check-ups with your doctor.

Heart Health In Canada: CANet’s Innovative Platform Empowers Patients Getting to the heart of the matter: With a focus on patient-driven care, CANet develops a secure and interactive digital platform to help Canadians improve their heart health. Heart disease continues to be a

Heart month tip #9: less alcohol is better. Drinking 7 or more standard drinks per week increases your risk of #heartdisease and #stroke significantly. According to Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health, 0 drinks per week has benefits, such as better health, and better sleep.

Heart month tip #10: get social. According to a #research study performed on 479,059 individuals from the UK Biobank, social isolation and loneliness are associated with increased risk of acute #myocardialinfarction (AMI) and #stroke. It's important to make time for social

"We're interested in improving health outcomes and lives by, for and with Indigenous people, but if others can also benefit, I think that is a major win." Join #CANetTickerTalk host Ann-Marie Julien as she chats with Drs. Alexandra and Malcolm King on how they are working to

Over 800,000 people in Canada currently live with heart failure. Join us and HeartLife Foundation on May 7 from 12-1 p.m. EST, for our Heart Failure Awareness Week Webinar 2025 to gain insights on navigating symptoms of heart failure and empowering action: bit.ly/4iHfxAq.

It's Patient Experience (PX) Week! Follow along this week as we celebrate healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers who exemplify a commitment to excellence in patient care. Check out our PX Page here: canetinc.ca/news/excellenc… The Beryl Institute

New episode of Ticker Talk! Host Ann-Marie chats with Dr.Najah Abobaker Adreak about the urgent, overlooked crisis of women's heart health. From awareness gaps to advocacy, hear how Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance (CWHHA) & Dr. Adreak are driving change. Listen here: canetinc.ca/ticker-talk/ep… #WearRedCanada

This #PXWeek, CANet spotlights the power of lived experience in #research. Thanks to Hugh Winsor & the CANet Patient Advisory Council, the Patient Criteria Grid ensures that #patients help shape the future of #arrhythmia research. Read the full article here:

Our second #PXWeek highlight recognizes Sarah Whibley, Thea Lee & the VIRTUES Patient Working Group at CANet. By co-creating educational tools with patients, they’re improving health literacy & empowering people to better navigate their cardiovascular journey. Check out the full

Today, for #PXWeek, we celebrate Habib Khan and the RAFT-P&A team Abbie Pardo for putting patients at the heart of research. Their $2M CIHR -funded study explores how pacemakers could improve quality of life for #AFib and #heartfailure patients with the goal of not

New episode alert! Join Dr. Rob Hegele as he brings listeners on a deep dive into the world of cholesterol management using concrete examples with a dash of light-hearted wit. Listen now: canetinc.ca/ticker-talk/ep… London Health Sciences Centre #hearthealth #cholesterol #podcast #science

Concerned About Your Heart Health? Check out canetinc.ca/virtues/ for more information and to self-refer to be considered for participation in the VIRTUES research study. #VIRTUES #HeartHealth #CardiacCare Schulich WesternU Western University London Health Sciences Centre