Nurses are the backbone of healthcare, often serving as the first point of contact for patients experiencing heart-related symptoms. Their role in early detection, patient education, and advocacy is crucial in ensuring women receive timely and effective heart disease...
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S., yet not all women are impacted equally. Women of color, particularly Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous women, face significant disparities in heart disease diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes. As we...
As 2025 begins, there is no better time to prioritize your heart health. Small changes can make a big difference when it comes to preventing heart disease—the leading cause of death among women. Here are a few heart-healthy habits to focus on this year: Move More: Aim...
Summer can be a challenging time for body image, especially with societal pressures and the desire to fit into certain aesthetic standards. However, focusing on heart health and well-being rather than appearance can lead to a more positive and fulfilling summer...
Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom and resilience, and we encourage you to commemorate this significant day by prioritizing your health. Juneteenth cuisine is rich in flavor and history, but it can also be heavy on ingredients that aren't the best for our hearts....
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MARK AN OCCASION Make your big days even better by asking your friends and loved ones for donations in lieu of gifts for your birthday, wedding registry, baby shower, or other special occasions. You can keep these gifts organized via the online fundraising platform,...
