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Tulsa unites for heart health at 2025 American Heart Association Heart Walk

Eden Jones Tulsa stands against heart disease in the annual Heart Walk—honoring survivors, raising awareness, and taking strides for a healthier future.

Thousands gather for Tulsa Heart Walk to fight heart disease, celebrate survivors

Graham Dowers Thousands of Tulsans are stepping up today in the fight against heart disease at the American Heart Association’s annual Heart Walk.

Medical Minute: Unexpected risk factors for heart disease revealed during American Heart Month

LeAnne Taylor Research shows nearly half of U.S. adults have some form of cardiovascular disease, with hidden risk factors playing a crucial role.

Orangetheory Fitness Midtown hosts ‘Torture the Trainer’ fundraiser for Heart Month

News On 6 Turn the tables on your trainers! Orangetheory Fitness Midtown Tulsa is raising money for heart health by letting members assign burpees and sprints to their trainers. Find out how to get involved.

Heart Month highlights CPR training, prevention efforts in Oklahoma

Autumn Bracey The American Heart Association is raising awareness during Heart Month by promoting heart disease prevention, expanding CPR training in Oklahoma, and advocating for better resources in schools.

Health Matters With TSET: Stroke Awareness

News On 6 In this edition of Health Matters With TSET, health coach Dottie Small spoke with a neurologist about recent stroke risk guidelines. These guidelines highlight women's increased vulnerability and emphasize lifestyle changes and early intervention as key to prevention.

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Medical Minute: Social Isolation, Anger Among Emotional Risks For Heart Attacks, Studies Show

News On 6 Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., with more than 800,000 people experiencing a heart attack each year. For 200,000 of these individuals, it will be their second heart attack.

Medical Minute: Social Isolation, Anger Among Emotional Risks For Heart Attacks, Studies Show

Medical Minute: Naturally Lowering Your Blood Pressure

News On 6 High blood pressure can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, chronic kidney disease, and other serious health conditions. The CDC says high blood pressure contributed to more than 691,000 deaths in the U.S. in 2021.

Medical Minute: Naturally Lowering Your Blood Pressure

Oklahomans Advocate On Behalf Of American Heart Association For CPR In Schools

Alex Cameron Survivors of cardiac arrest, along with loved ones of those who didn’t survive, were advocating on behalf of the American Heart Association for legislation intended to save lives in schools.

Oklahomans Advocate On Behalf Of American Heart Association For CPR In Schools

Bixby 7-Year-Old Born With Heart Defect Shares His Story To Bring Awareness To CHD

Jayden Brannon In February, Valentine's decorations are all over the Tedesco home, but for this family, the hearts have a bigger meaning.

Bixby 7-Year-Old Born With Heart Defect Shares His Story To Bring Awareness To CHD

Jayden Brannon In February, Valentine's decorations are all over the Tedesco home, but for this family, the hearts have a bigger meaning.

Improving Heart Health & Symptoms To Watch For During American Heart Month

News On 6 The American Heart Association says every 34 seconds someone in the US dies of Cardiovascular diseases. Cardiologist Dr. Augustus Caine Jr. joined News On 6 this week to talk about the data and the symptoms to watch for.

Improving Heart Health & Symptoms To Watch For During American Heart Month

Recognizing Stroke Signs: Hillcrest Doctor Shares Tips for Prevention and Treatment

News On 6 The American Heart Association says Strokes are the fifth leading cause of death and a leading cause of disability in the United States. Doctor Andre Fredieu with Hillcrest's Stoke and Neurological Institute joined us with how to recognize the signs of a stroke and how you can lower your risk.

Recognizing Stroke Signs: Hillcrest Doctor Shares Tips for Prevention and Treatment

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Cigarette Smoking Rate Hits All-Time Low Among American Adults

CBS News U.S. cigarette smoking dropped to another all-time low last year, with 1 in 9 adults saying they were current smokers, according to government survey data released Thursday. Meanwhile, electronic cigarette use rose, to about 1 in 17 adults.

Cigarette Smoking Rate Hits All-Time Low Among American Adults

Tulsa Oilers Team With American Heart Association For 'Red Out Game'

News On 6 On Friday, The Tulsa Oilers, will 'Red Out' the rink at the BOK Center, in partnership with the American Heart Association.

Tulsa Oilers Team With American Heart Association For 'Red Out Game'

News On 6 On Friday, The Tulsa Oilers, will 'Red Out' the rink at the BOK Center, in partnership with the American Heart Association.

Cardiac Arrest In Youth Athletes Is Rare, But Does Happen. Here's How To Be Prepared

CBS News When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed during a football game after suffering a cardiac arrest, Heather O'Donnell said it confirmed her greatest fear.

Cardiac Arrest In Youth Athletes Is Rare, But Does Happen. Here's How To Be Prepared

CBS News When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed during a football game after suffering a cardiac arrest, Heather O'Donnell said it confirmed her greatest fear.

Wellness Wednesday: Heart Attacks During The Holidays

News On 6 The holidays are a common time of the year for people to have heart attacks. Dr. Tyler Ellington with the Oklahoma Heart Institute was here to discuss how we can all take better care of our hearts during the holidays.

Wellness Wednesday: Heart Attacks During The Holidays

Study: Adding Less Salt To Food Could Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease

CBS News UK researchers analyzed data from China where people have among the highest daily intake of salt in the world. They found that reducing salt intake by one gram a day could significantly lower the risk of heart disease and stroke, potentially saving millions of lives.

Study: Adding Less Salt To Food Could Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease

Study: Sharing Meals With Family, Friends Can Benefit Mental Health

CBS News A new survey from the American Heart Association shows sharing regular meals with others could be one way to help manage stress. The national survey found that 91% of parents reported their family is less stressed when they share family meals together.

Study: Sharing Meals With Family, Friends Can Benefit Mental Health

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Oklahoma native cleared of charges in Thailand royal defamation case

Joe Carmody Oklahoma-born lecturer cleared of royal defamation charges in Thailand; case raises concerns over academic freedom.

Oklahoma lawmakers vote to remove ODMHSAS Commissioner Allie Friesen

Matt McCabe The House and Senate voted to approve a resolution that removes Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Allie Friesen. After it passed, it took effect immediately.

Tulsa Police K-9 Unit showcases skills, prepares for national trials

Nick McCauley The Tulsa Police Department is spotlighting its K-9 Unit’s vital role in crime prevention and public safety as two of its dogs prepare to compete in a national detection competition.

Lawmakers approve $4 million to move USS Batfish in Muskogee

Samantha Rupe Lawmakers approve $4 million to relocate and reestablish Muskogee's USS Batfish—a WWII submarine turned museum, closed since the devastating 2019 floods.

Fantastic Friday weather before another storm chance arrives over the weekend

News On 6 Sunny and warm conditions return Friday, with highs in the upper 70s to around 80. Another storm system impacts the region this weekend with continued unsettled weather possible next week.

Oklahoma lawmakers override veto to expand breast cancer screening coverage

Jeromee Scot Oklahoma lawmakers voted to override Governor Stitt’s veto, making House Bill 1389 law and expanding insurance coverage for advanced breast cancer screenings.

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