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Talk to any cardiac specialist and they probably have a story to tell about CPR saving the life of a patient. Whether it was a bystander trained in CPR who came to the rescue or a family member who...
Each year, the Oklahoma Heart Hospital awards a local citizen with the He​art Hero Award. This award recognizes a local Oklahoman who has used CPR, or an AED to save the life of a fellow citizen...
At Oklahoma Heart Hospital, we love taking the opportunity to reach out to our neighbors to promote heart health awareness and help prevent heart disease. Wear Red for Women Every year, OHH and our...
When someone’s heart stops suddenly, vital organs like the brain no longer receive oxygen because blood is not moving through the body. The use of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) as soon as...
ANNUAL NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY FOR WOMEN AND HEART DISEASE AWARENESS CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF FEBRUARY 1ST AT OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL SOUTH Heart Hero at 10:30am at South First Friday Gallery Walk 6-10pm in...
Grateful Patient Program A meaningful way to say thank you to those who care for you and your family. Click here to honor your Heart Hero today You may see red “Heart Hero” pins proudly worn on...
3 vs. 7 Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. There are many known heart disease risk factors. Some risk factors can be controlled, but others cannot. Heart disease risk...
When people hear the term cardiac arrest, they may think it’s the same thing as a heart attack, but it’s not . The two things are different and can have very different outcomes. Sudden cardiac arrest...
Heart disease affects people from all walks of life, and recognizing the signs and symptoms early is key for good outcomes. Sometimes, however, heart disease symptoms can take even a safety-oriented...
"Wear Red for Women" is about saving lives Currently, on average heart disease kills 1 in 3 women More women die of heart disease each year than all cancers combined Oklahoma has the 2nd...

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