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A Patient-First Policy Agenda for the First 100 Days

WomenHeart joined 33 organizations representing millions of people with pre-existing conditions in releasing our top policy priorities for the next Administration related to access to…

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Reflections on a Legacy

With the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I wanted to use her words to narrate my own journey to WomenHeart as well as our…

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National Cholesterol Education Month

While many aspects of our daily lives have been uncertain lately due to the coronavirus pandemic, one thing we can count on is that the…

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Women with Heart Disease Need Another Relief Package

Over six months into the coronavirus pandemic, policymakers in Congress are struggling to follow up on their initial swift action in March to address the…

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Listen to Your Heart

Our country is in a pandemic and it’s causing fear. Are you afraid to go to the hospital? Don’t be – especially if you are…

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Advancing Access to Vaccines

Despite states reopening, the global pandemic of COVID-19 continues to spread in communities across the United States. Scientists are racing to find a vaccine and…

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Statement from WomenHeart Board of Directors

The Board of Directors sent the following message to the WomenHeart community today: WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease has been reflecting…

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Partnering with Purpose

WomenHeart’s Corporate Advisory Committee (CAC) is comprised of representatives from a prestigious group of corporations committed to advancing women’s heart health. CAC members provide a…

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A Prescription for Vitamins O and R

Wouldn’t it be great if we could bottle optimism, as Vitamin O, and resilience, as Vitamin R, for daily doses? Whether you are recovering from…

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Advocating for Women with Heart Disease in COVID-19 Relief Policies

As we face an unprecedented public health crisis, it is more important than ever that vulnerable populations are not forgotten or dismissed. People with heart…

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