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12/03/2025

It’s not too late to join Giving Tuesday!

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12/02/2025

EP saves lives every day. UpBeat helps patients understand what their diagnosis means, how treatments work, and what to expect along the way.

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12/02/2025

Giving Tuesday is here — and your support can make a real impact on heart rhythm care.

Every donation helps UpBeat create easy-to-understand resources for patients living with heart rhythm disorders.

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12/02/2025

UpBeat was created to support patients and families living with heart rhythm disorders. This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking for your help to keep those resources free and accessible.

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11/02/2025

New Video Drop: This , we’re talking about one of the hidden risks of SCA in young individuals — Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndrome (SADS). Most often inherited, these abnormal heart rhythms can strike without warning, even in healthy young people.

📺 Watch the full discussion and share with someone who should see this: https://bit.ly/4odRIDy

🔗 Learn more about the genetic arrhythmia conditions that can lead to SCA at sads.org.

11/02/2025

(SCA) can happen to anyone, but understanding it could save a life. Here’s what to know:

❤️ What's SCA: A sudden electrical malfunction in the heart — NOT the same as a heart attack.

⚡Cause: Most often due to an abnormal rhythm called ventricular fibrillation (VF).

👥 Who’s at Risk: People with heart disease, past heart attacks, or a low ejection fraction (how well the heart pumps blood).

🚨 Warning Signs: May occur in active, healthy people — it’s not always predictable.

🩺 Prevention: Live heart-healthy — stay active, eat well, manage blood pressure and cholesterol, and talk to your doctor about screening or implantable devices if you’re at risk.

💪 In an Emergency: Quick action saves lives — wCPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED) can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival during SCA.

⬇️ Download this SCA patient info sheet today: https://bit.ly/46Mph8g

Heart Rhythm Society

10/31/2025

The heart suddenly stops. No breathing. Blood flow ceases. A person collapses — all within seconds.

This is , and it can happen to anyone, anywhere, without warning. But with basic and training, you can save a life.

Spot the signs. Start CPR. Save a life. Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/46Mph8g

Heart Rhythm Society

10/31/2025

Don’t fear the unexpected. can happen anytime — but with and training, you can be ready when it matters.

It’s not scary. It’s lifesaving. Check out these helpful SCA resources from our friends in the U.K. 👉 http://loom.ly/n1XrL1E

👻 CPR is not scary, it is lifesaving.

This Halloween, take a few minutes to learn Hands-Only CPR and how to use an AED. You never know when you might save a life.

️Do not let fear hold you back, visit https://loom.ly/n1XrL1E for resources, training, stories of survival, and AED packages available for purchase.

10/29/2025

⚠️ Know the difference: (SCA) isn't a heart attack — it's when your heart's electrical system suddenly fails, stopping your heartbeat instantly. Without immediate action, brain damage or death can occur within minutes.

This is why recognizing the signs of SCA and knowing can save a life. Learn more this 👉 https://bit.ly/46Mph8g

Heart Rhythm Society

10/03/2025

October is . Do you know the difference between a and ?

🫀 Heart attack = “plumbing problem” (blocked blood flow)
⚡ SCA = “electrical problem” (heart suddenly stops)

SCA strikes without warning, and seconds matter. Recognizing the signs and acting quickly with and use can save a life.

Learn more about SCA today: https://bit.ly/46Mph8g

Heart Rhythm Society

09/30/2025

AFib Awareness Month is ending, but your heart health journey continues.

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09/29/2025

Patients are powerful advocates for AFib awareness.

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