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The American Heart Association, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting cardiovascular diseases and stroke by promoting healthy lifestyles through research, education, advocacy and fundraising. Founded in 1915 by six cardiologists in New York City, the AHA has developed into one of the world’s leading organizations for cardiac research and public health awareness. AHA works extensively with both government and private sectors to fund innovative programs that reduce death rates associated with heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular diseases worldwide. Its activities include medical research grants , patient support services , educational training programs for healthcare professionals, public health information campaigns , regulations regarding diet/lifestyle practices as well as financial investments in prevention efforts. The American Heart Association strives to improve its member's quality of life through sophisticated detection methods like early diagnosis as well as assistance in obtaining treatment options such as lifestyle modification counseling or surgical interventions when appropriate.