PAD Educational Resources
Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, is a narrowing of the peripheral arteries that carries blood away from the heart to other parts of the body.
Affecting over 10 million adults in the United States, PAD is a leading cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality and limb amputations, especially among those 65+ and high-risk groups such as Black, Hispanic/Latino, and southern/rural communities. Black adults are twice as likely to have PAD compared to non-Hispanic White adults. The American Heart Association's Non-Traumatic Amputation Heat Map highlights areas that need more education and awareness to reduce PAD complications. Learn more about PAD, how to spread awareness, and support initiatives to improve education and prevention in high-risk communities.
PAD Highlights
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Beyond the Basics: Understanding and Managing Peripheral Artery Disease -
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Understanding PAD: One Step at a Time -
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Improving PAD Lifestyle Changes in your Patients: Balancing Mind and Body -
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Improving PAD Lifestyle Changes in your Patients: Balancing Mind and Body -
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Exercise and Foot Care in PAD -
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Exercise and Foot Care in PAD -
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PAD: Evaluating the At-Risk Patient -
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Health Disparities in PAD: Solutions Across Diverse Communities -
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PAD Go-To Guide for Healthcare Professionals
The guide is an easy-to-use, interactive tool that empowers healthcare professionals to engage patients diagnosed with peripheral artery disease. Access resources and the AHA’s latest patient engagement tools to deliver effective patient education.
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