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Heart And Stroke Foundation of Canada
The Beat by Heart & Stroke
Featuring expert guests, inspiring personal stories and new insights about heart and brain health, The Beat bridges cutting-edge science with the realities of living with heart disease or stroke. Hosted by Caroline Lavallée, someone who understands the experience of heart disease firsthand, The Beat podcast is for everyone who is living with these conditions, is caring for someone who is, or is simply on a journey to better health.
In Canada, it’s not a matter of if but when heart disease and stroke will touch our lives. It may surprise you that every five minutes, somebody dies from...
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4.4 stars from 37 ratings
Important topic
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“This is such an important topic to unpack and I’m so glad this show exists. Love to hear from folks with lived experience.”
StevieG56 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/23/23
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“The podcast has some good information on how to deal with heart failure. In the anecdotes, the heart events came as total surprises. I would like to hear scientific measures to predict and prevent heart disease. I am afraid that The Heart & Stroke Foundation does not know how to prevent heart...”Read full review »
Flutex via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/31/23
Important and well done
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“I’m a heart attack survivor and recently diagnosed with mildly reduced heart failure. It’s great to hear a podcast so well done that focuses on the subject. Thank you and keep up the good work!”
Mattyeahoo via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/20/22
Recent Episodes
Anyone can experience a stroke, but they affect men and women differently. Women are often in caregiver positions, meaning they sometimes don’t take the time to prioritize their recovery and mental health after a stroke, leading to worse outcomes. In this episode, we hear from Lisa Meeches, who...
Published 06/01/23
Published 06/01/23
In Canada, Indigenous populations are at higher risk for heart disease and stroke, and often have less access to health care as well as information about their risks and how to manage them. The systemic racism that has historically impacted Indigenous communities has trickle-down effects, and...
Published 05/16/23
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