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SASCI Africa PCR Congress: Top interventional cardiologists met to advance heart care in SA, tackling local issues like rheumatic heart disease. #SAHeart #HeartHealth #StressManagement #HealthyLiving #WellnessTips #MedicalAnimation #Cardiology #HeartScience

World Obesity Day: In SA, obesity hits hard—60%+ women, 30% men. It’s a heart disease driver. Less salt, more steps = healthier heart. #SAHeart #HeartHealth #StressManagement #HealthyLiving #WellnessTips #MedicalAnimation #Cardiology #HeartScience #WorldObesityDay

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating women by encouraging heart health—because strong women deserve strong, healthy hearts. Take a step for yours today! #SAHeart #HeartHealth #StressManagement #HealthyLiving #WellnessTips #Cardiology #HeartScience

During Salt Awareness Week, consider this: South Africans love salty foods—biltong, takeaways, sauces—but too much salt raises blood pressure, a top heart disease risk. Cutting back is simple: try herbs or spices instead. Small changes, big heart benefits!

NY baby Mikey thrives with world’s smallest pacemaker (Medtronic Micra) for heart block, offering hope for SA kids with defects despite limited access.

The debate continues in 2025! Studies suggest black coffee could lower heart disease risk with its antioxidants, but sugary, creamy versions might spike blood pressure and cholesterol.

Save the date for the 25th Annual SA Heart® Congress, ‘Unifying Hearts and Minds,’ happening from 17 to 19 October 2025 at the Sandton Convention Centre, where we’ll explore innovative approaches to cardiovascular health in South Africa. Registration opens in March 2025, so

Obesity isn’t just an adult issue—it’s rising amongst South African kids, setting the stage for future heart problems. Excess weight can lead to high cholesterol and breathlessness early on.

Sugary drinks linked to 2.2M type 2 diabetes & 1.2M heart disease cases yearly. In SA, this is a warning to swap sweet drinks for water.

🚨 Early bird registration is now LIVE for the 25th SA Heart® Congress 2025! 🫀 Unifying Hearts and Minds 📍 Don’t miss out—secure your spot now: saheart.org/menu/saheart_c… 📧 [email protected] #SAHeartCongress2025 #Cardiology #MedicalConference #EarlyBird

ACC 2025: Semaglutide cuts CV death and heart failure risks in obese patients without diabetes—vital for SA where heart disease kills 200+ daily.

World Health Day 2025: ‘Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures’ tackles maternal & newborn health—crucial in SA where 1 in 5 pregnant women face hypertension.

Kirsty Coventry, first African IOC president, could boost health advocacy in SA—30 mins of daily activity cuts heart disease risk by 20%.

Young marijuana users under 50 face a 6x higher heart attack risk, 4x stroke risk, and 2x heart failure risk, a study of 4.6M shows—SA Heart calls for caution in SA.

Swapping snacks for pecans can lower cholesterol and heart disease risk, a small change with big benefits for South Africans, though moderation is key to avoid weight gain.

The March SA Heart® Journal is out now! Earn 3 CPD points by completing the quiz via MPC 👉 mpconsulting.co.za/Course/Details… 📚 Stay informed with the latest in SA cardiology ✅ Points reflect in your MPC profile (not SA Heart member profile) #SAHeart #CPD #Cardiology #MedicalEducation

SA’s 2025 budget adds 28.9B rand for health, but a 0.5% VAT hike means affordable heart-healthy habits like walking are key.

SA Heart® 2025 Educational Grants now open! 🎓 Join us in JHB this October for SA’s premier cardiology congress 💙 🔹 Deadline: 14 July 🔹 For members, contributors, and first-time applicants 👉 Apply here: saheartcongress.org/educational-gr… #SAHeart2025 #MedicalEducation #Cardiology

Ginger fights aging and boosts heart health by tackling inflammation and mitochondrial dysfunction, a natural ally for South Africans facing high hypertension rates.

High BP is 130/80 mmHg+—a concern for 1 in 3 South Africans; eat potassium-rich foods like bananas to manage it.