The American Heart Association owns the science of heart health. It is largely absent from the places people now ask about it: social feeds, wearables, and AI chat. Part I is the diagnosis. Part II shows where to close the gap, starting with wearables.
Part I · The Diagnosis
The Attention Paradox
The AHA holds the authority and the evidence, yet people ask their heart-health questions elsewhere. How that gap formed, and what it costs.
Read Part I Part II · Where to ActAHA Owns the Science. Oura and Apple Own the Morning.
The specifics on wearables and AI venues: concrete, actionable steps to put expert heart-health guidance where the daily attention already is.
Read Part IIRead Part I first for the diagnosis, then Part II for where to act. Each stands on its own.