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Jerome Bettis discusses heart health and other topics on the NFL Network’s Good Morning Football

Jerome Bettis, “The Bus,” Stops at the Big Game for Heart Health

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A Valentine for Public Health

Jerome Bettis speaking about heart health for Live to the Beat

Football Legend Jerome Bettis’ “Live to the Beat” Story

Jerome Bettis on GMFB

HOF RB Jerome Bettis joins 'GMFB' on behalf of the CDC Foundation's 'Live to the Beat' campaign

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NFL legend Jerome Bettis promotes heart health awareness

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This Heart Health Month CDC is raising awareness about the risk of heart disease for Black women

Heart disease is the biggest threat to Black women — but it doesn’t have to be

Protect Your Heart With the CDC Foundation's 'Heart2Heart Challenge' This February

Dr. Leandris Liburd & Tara Robinson Talk Signs Of Heart Attacks, Live To The Beat Campaign

Dr. Leandris Liburd & Tara Robinson Talk Signs Of Heart Attacks, Live To The Beat Campaign + More

Black American women experience health disparities in heart health

Rapper Killer Mike (center) poses with Robert Rushing, Toya Johnson-Rushing, Dr. Melissa Burroughs and yogi Lauren Williams during Live to the Beat event.

Killer Mike and Dr. Melissa Burroughs on Cardiovascular Disease and Its Impact on the Black Community

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Killer Mike Will Host “Live To The Beat” On Feb. 25th

Top 8 Ways to Stay Heart Healthy this Summer

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[MM+M] Inside the CDC Foundation’s push to reduce heart disease in Black adults

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3-time heart attack survivor starts mobile bus to screen Black women for heart disease

CDC Foundation Launches “Live to the Beat”: A National Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Campaign Created for the Black Community, By the Black Community

DJ Jazzy Jeff helps the CDC Foundation address cardiovascular health

DJ Jazzy Jeff Is Throwing a Virtual ‘Live to the Beat’ Dance Party to Combat Heart Disease