Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, yet too many women experience delays in diagnosis due to symptoms being dismissed or misattributed to anxiety, stress, or other non-cardiac issues. Women of all ages and backgrounds have...
A heart-healthy diet is one of the most powerful tools in preventing and managing heart disease. Yet, many women are unsure about what foods truly benefit heart health and how to create sustainable habits. To celebrate National Nutrition Month, we’d like to share some...
For decades, women have been driving change in cardiovascular health, but their contributions have often gone unrecognized. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it is time to spotlight the researchers, clinicians, advocates, and patients who have worked tirelessly...
Advocacy is the heartbeat of change in women’s health, especially when it comes to cardiovascular disease, which continues to be the leading cause of death for women. Given that February is both Heart Month and Black History Month, it's even more important to raise...
The WomenHeart Forum is more than just an event—it is a celebration of the power of advocacy, leadership, and collaboration in the fight for women’s heart health. Last week, we had the honor of witnessing some of the most inspiring moments in the world of...
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...
This February, WomenHeart will host the WomenHeart Forum, a transformative event designed to elevate the conversation about women’s cardiovascular health. With a blend of leadership meetings, educational sessions, and advocacy opportunities, the forum represents a...
As we look back on 25 years of WomenHeart, it’s incredible to see how far we’ve come in supporting women with heart disease. Since its inception, WomenHeart has empowered thousands of women to take control of their health, raised awareness about the unique risks of...
Heart disease doesn’t affect all women the same way. Research shows that women from different ethnic backgrounds may experience varying risk factors, symptoms, and outcomes. By understanding how heart disease manifests differently in diverse communities, we can better...
Managing diabetes is a balancing act, especially when you’re trying to protect your heart. Heart disease is a leading cause of death for people with diabetes, so it’s crucial to stay proactive in managing both conditions. Below are some tips and tools that can help...
Breast cancer is a difficult and often frightening journey for many women. As you focus on your treatment and recovery, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by the physical and emotional toll it takes. While treatments like chemotherapy and radiation are vital to...
Hormonal changes, particularly during menopause, play a significant role in women’s cardiovascular health. As estrogen levels drop, the risk of heart disease rises, making it critical to understand how these fluctuations impact your heart and what you can do to manage...
