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ALT An arm with a blood pressure cuff being used, displaying Maine Blood Pressure Initiatives by the American Heart Association. Text discusses efforts to address high blood pressure in Maine, mentioning self-measured blood pressure and loaner cuffs.
ALT This image features a smiling individual in a framed picture. The text reads: "Alison Nason, Director of Marketing & Communications, Saint Joseph’s College of Maine." The bottom section says "Volunteer Spotlight, Maine Board of Directors" with American Heart Association logo in the corner.
ALT Text reading: “Serving on the American Heart Association Board is deeply personal to me. Having seen heart disease impact friends and loved ones, I’m committed to building awareness, supporting my community, and championing life-saving research across Maine and New England. Together, we can educate, innovate and save lives in the fight against heart disease.”
ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the "2027 Maine Go Red for Women Executive Leadership Team" by the American Heart Association. It features a portrait of a person wearing a dark blazer and white shirt. The text includes "Lindsay Milne, Partner, Verrill Dana." Logos for "Go Red for Women" and the American Heart Association appear at the top. The background is red with a checkered pattern at the bottom.
ALT A quote reads: "I Go Red to help find solutions to prevent needless cardiac events for our mothers and neighbors.
ALT Three people are smiling and standing together in a wooden room. Two of them are each holding an AED device. They are wearing casual clothes with logos. A title above them reads "COMMUNITY IMPACT: MAINE," with the American Heart Association logo nearby. Text below discusses the "Rural at Heart" initiatives to improve rural community health in Maine.
ALT Competition finalists announcement for heart and brain health solutions. A Maine-based company is listed among the 2026 finalists. The text highlights the focus on improving prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cardiovascular and brain health conditions. An image of a heart with a circuit design is included.
ALT Two people are standing outside, smiling, with one arm around each other's shoulders. They are in a grassy area with bushes and a house in the background. The image includes an American Heart Association logo and text encouraging CPR learning with a website link: "www.heart.org/nation".
ALT "Infographic from the American Heart Association titled 'Hands-Only CPR' shows two steps to save a life: 1. Call 911, with an icon of a phone. 2. Push hard and fast in the center of the chest, with an icon of a hand. Footer highlights 'World Restart a Heart Day' on October 16 with the phrase 'The power is in YOUR hands.'
ALT This image is a graphic for the "Go Red for Women" Executive Leadership Team by the American Heart Association. It features a person named Autumn Clark, identified as the 2027 Maine Go Red for Women Executive Leadership Team member and AVP, Treasury Services Portfolio Manager at Machias Savings. The poster has a red color scheme with a logo and decorative lines.
ALT A quote emphasizing the importance of heart health awareness and care, associated with "Go Red for Women," highlighting a vision for healthier, heart-conscious lives.
ALT The image is an informational graphic from the American Heart Association detailing Kids Health Initiatives in Maine. It includes a photo of a person jumping rope, surrounded by others in red shirts. Key statistics are highlighted, such as 131 Maine schools participating, 20,700 students engaged, and 485 families gaining CPR skills. The image emphasizes education on heart health and stroke prevention.
