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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This is How We Fight!
How We Fight is a video campaign featuring real women impacted by heart failure, answering the most‐asked questions about the condition and offering inspiration to others.
WomenHeart Wins Two Awards for its 2019 PSA
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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Congress Works to Address High Costs and Burdens on Patients
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On October 30, WomenHeart hosted a briefing on Capitol Hill to raise awareness of Peripheral…
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American women living with or at risk for heart disease
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WomenHeart Champions trained to be leaders and educators
About Half
of American women know heart disease is their #1 health risk