Speaking with top VCs and experts across industries, Business Insider names Hello Heart one the most promising startups of the year.

Read these tips for gradually adding heart-healthy foods into your diet.

Healthcare Brew speaks with Edo Paz, MD, SVP, Medical Affairs about a new study in the Journal of the American Heart Association that found significant reductions in blood pressure, cholesterol and weight over time across Hello Heart users.

Dr. Edo Paz, SVP, Medical Affairs at Hello Heart sits down with Psychreg to illuminate the surprising connections between heart health and mental health — and how taking good care of our hearts can support both.

Hello Heart was honored by Newsweek in their 2024 ranking of World's Best Digital Health Companies in the "Prevention" category.

When asked about how to improve heart health, Hello Heart's Dr. Edo Paz explains that "for the vast majority of people, you just need to go out and start doing some activity — whether that's going for a short walk, playing sports, or taking the stairs. You can start small."

"Women are about 10% of CEOs, and in the startup space, we get about 2% of venture capital funding. So we have to celebrate women. Girls won't be able to know they can become founders, and CEOs, and anything else they want to be, unless they see us — and what they could become."

New research presented at ACC 2024 shows that seniors using Hello Heart not only achieve sustained reductions in blood pressure and weight, but are even more engaged in the program than younger Hello Heart users.

Hello Heart's Dr. Edo Paz explains why our resting heart rate can be a helpful sign of overall health and fitness — and how we can get it down when it's too high.