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Welcome to The Black Heart Association
Black Heart Association (BHA) is an organization that strives to be the conduit between the black community and heart health.
We promote healthy hearts by advocating for people of color, primarily in underserved communities where there is little or no access to health care.
Our organization was founded by a survivor, and therefore we understand the importance of early detection. BHA takes action through our advocacy to help individuals understand the causes, effects and symptoms of heart disease and taking action to help prevent heart disease in those that are high risk.
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of Black Women are being diagnosed with some form of cardiovascular disease each year
of Black Man are being diagnosed with some form of cardiovascular disease each year
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PERCENTAGE OF AFRICAN AMERICANS WITH HYPERTENSION WHOSE BLOOD PRESSURE IS UNDER CONTROL
48%
PERCENTAGE OF PERSONS 20 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER WHO HAVE HIGH CHOLESTEROL
24%
DEATH OF AFRICAN AMERICANS OVER 65 WITH HEART DISEASE
43%
AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN ARE AWARE OF THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF A HEART ATTACK
58%