Atrial fibrillation took center stage in a feature story in Tuesday’s Washington Post. The article not only looked at treatment for atrial fibrillation, but also at what afib does to patients. The atrial fibrillation experiences of Mellanie True Hills, founder of StopAfib.org, were included in this story.
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In preparation for the upcoming free community Atrial Fibrillation Seminar in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 19, renowned electrophysiologist Dr. Nassir Marrouche, the executive director of the University of Utah’s Comprehensive Arrhythmia Research & Management (CARMA) center, and Mellanie True Hills, founder of StopAfib.org, talked with NPR about heart disease and atrial fibrillation.
Find out more about the event, and listen to the NPR interview at:
Salt Lake City, UT Atrial Fibrillation Seminar
The Comprehensive Arrhythmia Research and Management Center (CARMA) at the University of Utah Heart Center in Salt Lake City, UT will present a free seminar on atrial fibrillation treatments on May 19th at which Dr. Nassir Marrouche and Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, will speak.
Learn more: Salt Lake City, UT Atrial Fibrillation Seminar — 5/19/10
Aspirus Heart & Vascular Institute in Wausau, WI, will present a free seminar on atrial fibrillation treatments on March 2 at which Dr. John Johnkoski and Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, will speak.
Learn more: Wausau, Wisconsin Atrial Fibrillation Patient Seminar – 03/02/2010
If you’re near Hickory, NC, and want to learn how women can avoid heart disease and stroke, the #1 and #3 killers, please come hear Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, on February 27.
Mellanie will be keynoting at the Day of Dance for Health, which is sponsored by Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory, NC, and powered by the Spirit of Women hospital network. You’ll find more info at:
StopAfib.org CEO Mellanie True Hills Keynotes Day of Dance for Health in Hickory, NC
Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, and St. Joseph Mercy Health System’s (SJMHS) Dr. Manak Sood and Dr. Jihn Han will speak at The Atrial Fibrillation Conference in Ann Arbor, MI on March 4.
Learn more: Ann Arbor, Michigan Atrial Fibrillation Conference
Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, is keynoting the Women’s Power Pulse Luncheon and Expo on February 12, 2010, at the McAllen Convention Center in McAllen, TX. The Women’s Power Pulse Luncheon & Expo is sponsored by Doctors Hospital at Renaissance.
Mellanie provides a message of hope and encouragement, sharing how to take control, decrease stress, and protect against heart disease. She will also talk about atrial fibrillation during this Heart Month event.
For more information on the event, including how to register, see Women’s Power Pulse Luncheon on 02-12-2010
Are you in the Indianapolis area? Then come join Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, and St. Francis physicians Dr. Marc Gerdisch and Dr. John “Trey” Moore III for an atrial fibrillation patient event on November 7.
Learn about the symptoms, approach to diagnosis and new innovative treatment options for atrial fibrillation.
Learn more at: Indianapolis Atrial Fibrillation Education Luncheon
Are you in the Allentown, PA area? Then come join Mellanie True Hills, CEO of StopAfib.org, and heart rhythm specialists for an atrial fibrillation patient event on October 21 presented by the Lehigh Valley Health Network. The event will be presented live at the Cedar Crest hospital, and will be simulcast at the Muhlenberg hospital.
Learn more at: Allentown, PA Atrial Fibrillation Patient Education Event
Recently, we at StopAfib.org had the opportunity to talk with The Honorable William H. Frist, MD, Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader, heart and lung transplant surgeon, and AF Stat Policy Advisor about AF Stat™: A Call to Action for Atrial Fibrillation. We also got a “scoop” about his new book, A Heart to Serve. See the video at:
Video Interview: Dr. Bill First Talks About AF Stat™: A Call to Action for Atrial Fibrillation
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