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WomenHeart Developing a New App at ServoyWorld 2019

As WomenHeart looks to the future, one goal is to ensure that we reach as many women as possible with support and education. One way…

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New Prevention Guidelines about Aspirin Use Cause Some Confusion

Aspirin has been used for many decades to prevent heart attacks.  Earlier this year, leading medical organizations released updated prevention guidelines, noting that aspirin should…

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Lending the Patient Voice to Research

In order for health care to be responsive to patients’ needs, patients must have a voice. For example, even before care is being delivered, it…

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A Visit to Kansas City Invigorates WomenHeart CEO

As soon as I landed, after a brief hold at 35,000 feet for a thunderstorm to pass, I went straight to meet with the team…

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WomenHeart Fights to Preserve Health Care Rights Law

WomenHeart led a group of fourteen patient and consumer organizations in responding to a proposed federal regulation that would roll back patients’ protections from discrimination…

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WomenHeart Promotes Diversity and Inclusion in Medical Research

As part of our ongoing work to increase women’s participation in medical research and diversity in clinical trials, WomenHeart weighed in with the Food and…

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WomenHeart Welcomes New Scientific Advisory Council Members

WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease welcomes Dr. Alanna Morris and Dr. Jeanne Poole as new members of its Scientific Advisory Council…

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Corporations and Employees Give Back to WomenHeart

Workplace giving programs have been popular for years. WomenHeart is proud to work with employers who want to share our story and encourage their employees…

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New Regulations Threaten Low-Income Women’s Health Care

Health care clinics that serve low-income women are a critical resource for many communities. In particular, family planning clinics that receive federal support through the…

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Increasing Access to Quality Cardiac Rehab Care

A new bill introduced by Representatives John Lewis (D-GA) and Adrian Smith (R-NE), HR 3911, would increase access to cardiac rehabilitation for women with Medicare.…

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