Dear PSA Director: More than forty-two million Americans are affected by overactive bladder – that’s approximately 1 in 6 Americans, yet only forty percent of individuals seek treatment. The...read more »
Dear Public Service Director, Kidney disease does not often make headlines and yet it affects millions of Americans. Because symptoms may not show up until the kidneys are actually...read more »
Dear PSA Director: Choosing a child care provider is one of the most important decisions a parent ever has to make. Studies show that high-quality child care has a...read more »
Dear PSA Director: Please help save Texans’ lives by spreading this life-saving message – Stop Football Game Day Drinking and Driving. From the first game in August through the...read more »
The American Heart Association’s National Education Campaign, Face the Fats, is aimed at helping consumers understand the different types of dietary fats and make heart-healthy choices. Among the campaign’s...read more »
DearPSADirector: The facts are clear. More women die of heart disease than all forms of cancer combined. Unfortunately, the killer isn’t as easy to see. Heart disease is often silent,...read more »
Dear PSA Director: Data shows that about 70 percent of Americans feel helpless to act during a cardiac emergency because they don’t know how to do CPR or are...read more »
Dear Public Service Director, More than 16 million Americans suffer from an embarrassing and potentially serious facial disorder called rosacea, yet only a small fraction are being treated. In fact, a...read more »
Dear PSA Director: More than five million Americans have a heart condition known as atrial fibrillation or AFIB. It affects both men and women and is more common in...read more »
Data shows that more women die of heart disease than all forms of cancer combined. Go Red For Women is the American Heart Association’s national movement, created by women,...read more »
