While we make every effort to make our site as informative and helpful as possible, there is a vast depository of additional information available on the Internet. We have selected the following links to help you navigate the millions of sites available, and get the information you need.

The official web site of the American Heart Association is an excellent resource for the public and healthcare professionals. It contains practical information about the prevention and treatment of heart disease and stroke including the most up-to-date research on a whole host of heart and vascular related conditions.

The American Stroke Association offers a wide array of programs, products and services, from patient education materials to scientific statements.

The official site for Weight Watchers, contents feature dieting advice, recipes, programs and support groups all over the U.S. and abroad. For over 40 years, Weight Watchers has helped millions of people around the world to lose weight!

The Ross Heart Hospital, located within The Ohio State University Medical Center, is a 100-bed state-of-the-art hospital dedicated to providing complete care to a person whose condition arises from cardiovascular disease, including heart or peripheral vascular disorders. 

The Cleveland Clinic Heart Center is the best Heart Center in America, according to U.S. News & World Report's annual survey. Our doctors are leaders in cardiology, cardiac surgery, cardiothoracic anesthesia and research into the heart and its diseases. No heart program has more experience, more knowledge and better access to technology.

Mended Hearts is a national nonprofit organization that is affiliated with the American Heart Association. Partnering with hospitals and rehabilitation clinics, this organization offers services to heart patients such as support group meetings, visiting programs and educational forums.

HeartInfo.org is an independent, educational Web site that provides consumers with instructional information and services for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.