Heart-Healthy Cities: These Spots Have the Least Heart Attacks

Communities in the U.S. range widely in the percentage of residents who've had heart attacks, a new report shows. Less than 2 percent of the residents of Boulder, Colorado, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, reported having had heart attacks, according to new findings from a Gallup-Healthways survey of people living in 190 U.S. metro areas, conducted in 2014 and 2015. The community with the highest rate of heart attacks was Charleston, West Virginia, according to the survey.