HeartSmarts In the News
Harlem Times: Faith-Based Program Helps Congregations Become Heart Smart
Harlem Times: Faith-Based Program Helps Congregations Become Heart Smart
Harlem Times: Faith-Based Program Helps Congregations Become Heart Smart
Before Reverend Dr. Rose Ellington Murray became a HeartSmarts Ambassador, she wasn’t practicing what she was preaching when it came to her health.
New York Times: In Church, Using the Bible as a Guide for Healthy Living
Harlem Times: Faith-Based Program Helps Congregations Become Heart Smart
Harlem Times: Faith-Based Program Helps Congregations Become Heart Smart
A program seeks to use faith and lessons from the Bible to persuade minority congregants of churches throughout New York to embrace healthier lifestyles.
New York Daily News: HeartSmarts Classes Preach Benefits of Heart-Healthy Lifestyle
Through community outreach, students and faculty tackle health disparities among New Yorkers
Through community outreach, students and faculty tackle health disparities among New Yorkers
Dr. Naa-Solo Tettey teaches a class of HeartSmarts, the faith-based cardiovascular health education program created by Tettey in 2011 to improve health outcomes.
Through community outreach, students and faculty tackle health disparities among New Yorkers
Through community outreach, students and faculty tackle health disparities among New Yorkers
Through community outreach, students and faculty tackle health disparities among New Yorkers
The HeartSmarts program at the Perelman Institute highlights the important role that religion can play in disease prevention efforts in underserved communities.