Learn the signs and symptoms of heart attacks in women.
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 understands that a heart disease diagnosis can be scary, confusing, and isolating. Our community is here for you.
February is Heart Month
WomenHeart encourages all women to take charge of their heart health — today and every day. Help us raise awareness for heart disease in women.
Get ready for the 2019 Wenger Awards!
The only annual event in Washington, DC that recognizes individuals and organizations for their extraordinary contributions to women’s heart health.
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About Half
of American women know heart disease is their #1 health risk