Atrial fibrillation (AF or afib) is the most common irregular heartbeat and is characterized by heart palpitations, dizziness, and shortness of breath. This progressive and debilitating disease can lead to stroke, heart failure, and Alzheimer's disease, and can double your risk of death. Afib takes a physical toll, an emotional toll, and a financial toll on those who are living with it—not just the patient, but the family, too.
If you wonder whether you are at risk for atrial fibrillation, or whether you might have it already, or if you want to know how to manage afib now that you have been diagnosed, then you have come to the right place. StopAfib.org is here to help increase your knowledge about afib, to help improve your quality of life if you are living with it, and to help you avoid an afib-related stroke.
So let's Get Started Learning About Atrial Fibrillation.
Here are the most recent atrial fibrillation news stories. Sign up for our Newsletter on this page to be notified of the latest news stories.
See the News and Events page for other news, events, and video interviews with top afib doctors.
Afib Medley: The Sounds Of Afib, Shaky Afib Heart, And I Will Survive. ... more
Invitation to Join Study to Help You Identify and Eliminate Your Afib Triggers ... more
Watch the afib awareness segment on the Dr. Phil Show on April 10, 2019 ... more
Hear from CABANA Principal Investigator Dr. Douglas Packer of Mayo Clinic ... more
Invaluable Content About Rate Control, at No Cost, for Those Living with Atrial Fibrillation ... more
Listen in on a no-cost webinar with renowned afib genetics expert Dr. Emelia Benjamin ... more
Complimentary presentation with Dr. Elaine Hylek about anticoagulants for preventing afib-related strokes ... more
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StopAfib.org is part of the American Foundation for Women's Health, neither of which are affiliated with the American Heart Association, though our founder is very active with the American Heart Association.
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