This #AmericanDiabetesMonth, explore all our educational materials, including an action plan, checklist, medication worksheet and a "what you need to know" guide. bit.ly/3f8PJvP

New in #JACC: Socioeconomic disparities in #hearthealth disproportionately affect minority women. These barriers often begin early in life with inadequate contraceptive, postpartum and maternity care. Learn more: bit.ly/3bzOCWT

You know you should get your #flushot every year, but how does it actually work? Labs make a new vaccine to match the 3-4 strains of viruses that researchers predict will be the most common. That’s why you need to get a 💉 every year: bit.ly/3oYskn2

Know what #angina (chest pain) feels like and when to call for help. Do not wait to call 911 if your angina is worse than normal, for example more severe, more frequent or lasting longer: bit.ly/3khKOOM

AHA/ACC recently released a comprehensive guideline for the evaluation of chest pain. Differentiating between the different types of chest pain is important to get the most accurate diagnosis. Read a break down here: bit.ly/3nf47tP

Wondering where to find the #flushot? Start by calling your 👩‍⚕️. You may also be able to get a flu shot at: ⚕ Your pharmacy 🏢 Your workplace 🏥 Community health clinics bit.ly/32V4uQc

.CDC recently expanded eligibility for #COVIDvaccine boosters to all adults ages who received a Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna 💉 at least 6 mo. after the 2nd shot. As we get into holiday season, learn how else to stay safe: cardiosmart.org/topics/coronav…

Today is not only #Thanksgiving - it's also Nat'l Family Health History Day! Cook up your own unique recipe for wellness & #heartdisease prevention by discussing your family's health history: bit.ly/3kZfLWz #FamilyHealthHistory

Matt lives w/ high #cholesterol because of an inherited condition called familial hypercholesterolemia. In this video, he talks about understanding the power of lifestyle changes + medications & knowing your family history: bit.ly/3lN4mKJ #FamilyHealthHistory

If you have a 1st-degree relative w/ hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), your 👩‍⚕️ may recommend you get screened for the condition. Screening through a genetic or heart imaging test helps monitor those who may need treatment. Learn more: bit.ly/3o6jPVV #FamilyHealthHistory

#COVID19 and the flu season are a double threat -- especially for those with heart disease. Learn more about what you can do to help keep you and your loved ones healthy this fall: bit.ly/3f6rK0y #CardioSmart #CardioTwitter

🆕 The 2021 Coronary Artery Revascularization Guideline updates recommendations based on new evidence for when to do a procedure or surgery to open heart arteries, how & what patients can do to stay healthy. 🔑 points for patients about the guideline 👉 bit.ly/3EFgupy

You’ve come to find #cvPrev & patient ed materials here over the years & we ♥️ love that #CardioSmart content helps your CV patients! You’ll now find these posts on our main Twitter account American College of Cardiology. Follow us there!

We’re moving! Follow American College of Cardiology for all of your favorite #CardioSmart content, such as our Stop Smoking 🚭 infographic. bit.ly/3E5hNga

#CardioSmart provides accessible, digestible content about #CVD for your patients. Look for more infographics like this one ⬇️ on American College of Cardiology where we’ll tag #CardioSmart for patient education.

Don’t forget we’re moving over to American College of Cardiology in 2022! Be sure to follow ACC for #CardioSmart posts sharing resources like decision aids, infographics, action plans & more! ❤️

ACC has tools to strengthen your partnership w/ your patients – not just on specific decisions but over a lifetime. Get up to date resources like decision aids, infographics, action plans & more w/ #CardioSmart content now at American College of Cardiology.

You’ve come to find #cvPrev & patient ed materials here over the years & we ❤️ love that #CardioSmart content helps your CV patients! You’ll now find these posts on our main Twitter account American College of Cardiology. Follow us there!

We’re joining you in your professional home at ACC! Be sure to follow American College of Cardiology to continue seeing your favorite #CardioSmart posts, like this #ChestPain infographic ⬇️