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Stroke and COVID-19: Staying Active at Home

Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

Release Date: 08/31/2020

Episode 6:  How Inequity Impacts the Heart show art Episode 6: How Inequity Impacts the Heart

Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This completes the six-part series on Social Equity: Honoring Bernard J. Tyson’s Legacy, and his resilient pursuit of health and equity for all.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is episode five of a six-part series on Social Equity: Honoring Bernard J. Tyson’s Legacy, focusing on his resilient pursuit of health and equity for all despite challenges of structural racism.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is episode four of Social Equity: Honoring Bernard J. Tyson’s Legacy, focusing mental health and wellness.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is episode three of a six-part series on Social Equity: Honoring Bernard J. Tyson’s Legacy, focusing on access to care in a new and innovative way by addressing social issues including prevention, food insecurity, homelessness and more.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is episode two of a six-part series on Social Equity: Honoring Bernard J. Tyson’s Legacy, focusing on what it means to have a seat at the proverbial table, creating a more equitable playing field in the workplace.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is an introduction to a six-part series on social equity.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This episode is hosted by award-winning correspondent Trymaine Lee, with a story profile on pastor and gospel recording artist Donnie McClurkin who testifies about his journey with diabetes.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on New York City. On the frontlines have been physicians whose personal and professional lives have been affected by the virus; like Dr. Larry Phillips, Board President for the American Heart Association in NYC and Dr. Samer Kottiech, a Venezuelan cardiologist and founder of a clinic that serves Spanish monolingual patients. He also had COVID-19.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

Relentless Cities is a series of powerful conversations documenting a community’s pursuit of health in the face of COVID- 19, racial injustice, and health inequities.

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Stories of the Relentless: A Binge Worthy Series by the American Heart Association

This is an introduction to powerful stories and conversations about health in US cities. Covid-19 has hit communities of color and front-line workers the hardest. 

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Staying Active at Home Moderated by Emmy Award-winning news anchor and journalist Carey Peña, this episode features stroke survivor Kelly Fucheck and Dr. Rani Whitfield, a board-certified family physician and sports medicine expert.

When Fucheck had two strokes on the same day, she was just 32 years old, severely overweight and a smoker with no fitness regimen. Nine years later, she owns a wellness company and has worked hard to live healthier, including losing weight and being more active. Her physical transformation has helped her weather the COVID-19 pandemic. Whitfield discusses why physical activity is important for stroke survivors and shares tips and resources for staying active even while staying at home.