A-Ha News

 
Aha Mobile App Honored at CTIA Show
Radio World
Aha aggregates different forms of audio, from Internet audio from CBS Radio or NPR or pure-play Internet stations, to on-demand music, live news, podcasts, audio books, Facebook and Twitter newsfeeds and personalized points of interest information.

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To avoid stroke, women should shun trans fats
STLtoday.com
According to the American Heart Association, about 795000 people experience a stroke every year, and 137000 people die from them. Women account for almost 60 percent of those stroke-related deaths. A new study in the Annals of Neurology found that for ...

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NY Giants return to School No. 1
NorthJersey.com
The challenge began in 2006 and is sponsored by the National Football League (NFL) and the American Heart Association (AHA). "Play 60 Challenge" is a school based program and awareness campaign designed to promote physical fitness.


 
High blood pressure is risk factor for strokes
Jamestown Sun
The American Heart Association (AHA) and the North Dakota Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program have teamed up to help build awareness about stroke and high blood pressure (HBP) with May's American Stroke and High Blood Pressure Month.

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AHA Supports Postponing ICD-10 Until 2014
Becker's Hospital Review
AHA also recommended CMS move forward with both the Clinical Modification and the Procedure Coding System versions at the same time, and the extra year should be used to conduct "extensive testing" on the effectiveness of ICD-10.


 
AHA Asks IRS to Update Private-Use Rules for Healthcare Facilities
Becker's Hospital Review
The American Hospital Association is calling on the Internal Revenue Service to update private-use rules for healthcare facilities financed with tax-exempt bonds, according to an AHA News Now report. Hospitals and physician arrangements are running ...


 
AHA: CHF Hospital Readmission Linked to Availability of Care
Doctors Lounge
... and socioeconomic factors than hospital performance or patients' degree of illness, according to a study presented at the American Heart Association's Quality of Care & Outcomes Research 2012 Scientific Sessions, held from May 9 to 11 in Atlanta.

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