All month long, News 12 has been introducing you to people who became heart healthy because they needed to be. But here's the thing: 50 percent of people who have heart attacks are healthy with normal weight and cholesterol levels.

We've all said it before: "This year is the year I'm going to get in shape!" And then dinnertime hits. Here's the story of one woman who actually stuck to her goal and completely changed her life around.

Kidney disease -- leading to a heart attack -- leading to a stroke. All of this at the age of 34. Jessica Dill introduces us to a man who survived it all and the woman who stayed alongside him the whole time.

Heart attacks often claim lives. Robert Brown, 65, says he believes his episode saved his.

John Hysell thought the nightmare was over after having one heart attack, but trouble soon followed. He's thankful for a second chance.

In this "Smart Heart" report we are looking at a new way to make sure your heart stays healthy.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we are talking about why the flu shot isn't just important for keeping you healthy.

In this Smart Heart report, we're teaming up with University Hospital to talk about stroke and how important it is to surround yourself with family and friends during the recovery.

In this Smart Heart report, we're teaming up with university hospital to remind you about the importance of heart and vascular screenings.

Smart Heart Expo is your opportunity to get checked for heart related diseases and consult physicians for absolutely free.

Suffering a heart attack is hard enough, but imagine having one in a war zone. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Lee Manning says he thought he was as healthy as a horse, until he had a heart attack while working in Afghanistan.

The University Health Care Foundation held their Heartfelt Luncheon Friday. Everyone wore red and talked about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle.

Min Todd never suspected any heart troubles, but that all changed after her doctors ran a series of tests.

In this Smart Heart report, we're teaming up with University Hospital to talk about Heart Month.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we continue our conversation on your weight and your heart.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we're teaming up with University Hospital to look at the benefits of losing weight.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we're looking at different types of heart attacks.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we're talking about diabetes.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we teaming up with University Hospital to talk about saturated and unsaturated fat.

In today's "Smart Heart" report we continue our discussion about cholesterol.

In this "Smart Heart" report, we're talking about cholesterol and what your numbers mean.

In this edition of "Smart Heart" we're talking about congestive heart failure.

We're teaming up with University Hospital to look at ways to control type 2 diabetes.

May is National Stroke Awarness month. And we're teaming up with University Hospital to look at how strokes are treated.

In this edition of "Smart Heart" we're teaming up with University Hospital to show you that it's not too late to start exercising. That's one of the best ways to keep your cardiovascular system flowing smoothly.