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The fact is that women often experience different heart attack symptoms than men. If you believe you are experiencing signs, don't delay. Educate yourself. Advocate for yourself.
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WomenHeart is pleased to announce its PSA, “The Race to Save Lives,” has been named a Bronze Winner in two categories at the 40th Annual Telly Awards.
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