# WomenHeart

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The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Funding Cuts to the Navigator Program](https://www.womenheart.org/funding-cuts-to-the-navigator-program/): WomenHeart joins over 100 organizations opposing Navigator Program funding cuts that limit help for consumers choosing and enrolling in health insurance.
- [July 2018 - Navigator Program for Health Insurance](https://www.womenheart.org/july-2018-navigator-program-for-health-insurance/): Learn how cuts to the health insurance Navigator Program threaten enrollment help and access to affordable coverage for women and vulnerable communities.
- [Champion Spotlight: Corie Cutshall](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-corie-cutshall/): Meet WomenHeart Champion Corie Cutshall, who received a pacemaker in her 20s and now shows that heart disease can affect women at any age.
- [What's Cooking? - August](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-august/): Try this heart-healthy August recipe from WomenHeart, featuring nutritious seasonal ingredients and fresh summer flavor for a wholesome meal.
- [Swing with Heart: Board Member Speaks Out](https://www.womenheart.org/swing-with-heart-board-member-speaks-out/): WomenHeart board vice-chair Barbara Tombros joins the Golf DMV podcast to promote the Swing with Heart tournament and raise women’s heart health awareness.
- [#DefendPreEx: Why Heart Health Matters](https://www.womenheart.org/defendpreex-why-heart-health-matters/): Learn why #DefendPreEx matters to women with heart disease and how WomenHeart is fighting to protect coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
- [Golfing “Fore” a Purpose](https://www.womenheart.org/golfing-fore-a-purpose/): See how the Swing with Heart golf tournament brought more than 80 golfers together to raise funds and awareness for women’s heart health.
- [A Note from Mary - August 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-august-2018/): Meet Mary Logan, WomenHeart’s interim CEO, and learn how her leadership experience and belief in patient stories will guide the organization’s future.
- [August 2018 - Defending Patient Protections](https://www.womenheart.org/august-2018-defending-patient-protections/): Learn why WomenHeart defends pre-existing condition protections and affordable health coverage for women living with heart disease.
- [Promoting Better Patient Outcomes for #AFibAwarenessMonth](https://www.womenheart.org/promoting-better-patient-outcomes-for-afibawarenessmonth/): Learn how WomenHeart’s AFib screening initiative helps primary care providers detect atrial fibrillation earlier and reduce stroke and complication risks.
- [Improving Timely Diagnosis for Patients](https://www.womenheart.org/improving-timely-diagnosis-for-patients/): Learn why timely heart disease diagnosis matters for women and how better communication, patient involvement and coordinated care can reduce diagnostic errors.
- [Partnering for Change During #HispanicHeritageMonth](https://www.womenheart.org/partnering-for-change-during-hispanicheritagemonth/): See how WomenHeart used Hispanic Heritage Month partnerships to advance Latina heart health awareness, education and action in Hispanic communities.
- [ACT for Better Diagnosis](https://www.womenheart.org/act-for-better-diagnosis/): Learn how ACT for Better Diagnosis promotes accurate, timely diagnoses and better communication for women with heart disease through patient advocacy.
- [A Note from Mary - September 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-september-2018/): Mary Logan previews the 2018 WomenHeart Champion training at Mayo Clinic, where 50 heart disease survivors would become advocates, educators and mentors.
- [Welcoming Our 2018 Champion Class](https://www.womenheart.org/welcoming-our-2018-champion-class/): Meet the 2018 WomenHeart Champion class: nearly 50 heart disease survivors trained at Mayo Clinic to educate, advocate and support women nationwide.
- [Leading Cardiologists Outline Why Health Care Policy Matters to Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/leading-cardiologists-outline-why-health-care-policy-matters-to-women-with-heart-disease/): Leading cardiologists explain how health care policy and heart disease outcomes are connected for women, including access, coverage, research and quality care.
- [September 2018 - Keeping Voices Heard in Congress](https://www.womenheart.org/september-2018-keeping-voices-heard-in-congress/): See how WomenHeart advanced women’s heart health advocacy in Congress, amplified patient voices and worked to protect access to quality health care.
- [Champion Spotlight: Giving Matters](https://www.womenheart.org/629-2/): Meet WomenHeart Champion Joe Burgett, whose fundraising, support networks and advocacy help women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [Meet the Woman Championing Women's Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/meet-the-woman-championing-womens-heart-health/): Meet Dr. Sharonne Hayes, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist advancing women’s heart health through prevention, advocacy and cardiovascular disease awareness.
- [What's Cooking? - October](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-october/): Try this heart-healthy October recipe from WomenHeart, featuring wholesome seasonal flavors for a delicious and nutritious fall meal.
- [The Long Fight Against Short Term Duration Plans](https://www.womenheart.org/the-long-fight-against-short-term-duration-plans/): WomenHeart explains how short-term health plans can weaken protections for people with pre-existing conditions and supports legislation to overturn the rule.
- [A Heart Disease Message for Hispanics](https://www.womenheart.org/a-heart-disease-message-for-hispanics/): WomenHeart Champions shared bilingual heart health resources at a Miami community event to raise awareness of heart disease in Latinas.
- [Champion Spotlight: Champion Hearts United](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-champion-hearts-united/): Meet WomenHeart Champions Olivia Rodriguez and Leticia Madrigal, whose heart journeys fuel Latina heart disease awareness, education and advocacy.
- [Congress is working on legislation that could help us live longer](https://www.womenheart.org/congress-is-working-on-legislation-that-could-help-us-live-longer/): WomenHeart supports a bill requiring a National Strategy to Increase Life Expectancy, including analysis of differences by sex to improve women’s heart health.
- [WomenHeart SAC Member Receives High Honors](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-sac-member-receives-high-honors/): WomenHeart honors Dr. Rita Redberg for her induction into the National Academy of Medicine, recognizing her achievement and commitment to service.
- [What's Cooking?](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking/): Explore heart-healthy recipes for women and nutritious meal ideas from WomenHeart, featuring wholesome ingredients that support cardiovascular wellness.
- [Give Heart this #GivingTuesday](https://www.womenheart.org/give-heart-this-givingtuesday/): Support the WomenHeart GivingTuesday campaign and help provide education, advocacy and support for women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [CMS Guidance Puts Millions of Americans at Risk](https://www.womenheart.org/cms-guidance-puts-millions-of-americans-at-risk/): Learn how 2018 CMS guidance gave states more flexibility to bypass Affordable Care Act protections for people with pre-existing health conditions.
- [Championing for Latina Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/championing-for-latina-heart-health/): Meet WomenHeart Champion Melissa Castro, who advances Latina heart health in South Texas by addressing language and geographic barriers to vital information.
- [New Policies May Undermine Patient Protections](https://www.womenheart.org/new-policies-may-undermine-patient-protections/): Learn how 2018 health insurance guidance threatened pre-existing condition protections and access to comprehensive care for women living with heart disease.
- [A Poem by Sonya Lucas Roberts](https://www.womenheart.org/a-poem-by-sonya-lucas-roberts/): Read Sonya Lucas Roberts’ poem, “A Room Full of Miracles,” celebrating the courage, sisterhood and shared stories of WomenHeart Champions.
- [A Note from Mary - October 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-october-2018/): Mary Logan shares how WomenHeart GivingTuesday 2018 supports Champion training, heart disease awareness and women living with heart disease.
- [October 2018 - It's Not Too Late to Take Action](https://www.womenheart.org/october-2018-its-not-too-late-to-take-action/): WomenHeart urges advocates to contact Congress and protect health coverage for pre-existing conditions, including heart disease, as new policies take effect.
- [Striving to Improve Heart Health Outcomes For Minority Patients](https://www.womenheart.org/striving-to-improve-heart-health-outcomes-for-minority-patients/): Learn how WomenHeart and the NMCA aim to improve heart health outcomes for minority patients by addressing gaps in access, awareness and research.
- [Smart Marketing and the Future of Precision Health](https://www.womenheart.org/smart-marketing-and-the-future-of-precision-health/): Explore the future of precision health, from Uber Health transportation to trusted content, data-driven marketing and patient-first digital care.
- [November 2018 - Joining Forces for PAD](https://www.womenheart.org/november-2018-joining-forces-for-pad/): Explore how WomenHeart convened providers and advocates to improve awareness and support for peripheral artery disease in women and those at risk.
- [Champion Spotlight: A Salute to Service](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-a-salute-to-service/): Meet Jeanine Moss, a U.S. Army veteran and WomenHeart Champion advocating for women after her coronary microvascular disease diagnosis.
- [A Note from Mary - November 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-november-2018/): Read Mary Logan’s November 2018 WomenHeart message reflecting on the organization’s Champions, supporters and mission to improve women’s heart health.
- [What's Cooking? - November](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-november/): Try this heart-healthy three-bean and barley soup with fresh vegetables, cilantro and lime—a warm, filling and fiber-rich vegetarian meal.
- [PTSD and Heart Disease: Caring for Mental Health](https://www.womenheart.org/ptsd-and-heart-disease-caring-for-mental-health/): Explore PTSD and heart disease through a woman’s experience with cardiac arrest, surgery and defibrillator shocks—and the need for mental health support.
- [A Note from Mary - New Beginnings](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-new-beginnings/): Mary Logan introduces Kathryn Stephens as WomenHeart’s incoming interim CEO and shares details of a leadership transition and her move to a volunteer role.
- [Forging New Paths for Native American Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/forging-new-paths-for-native-american-heart-health/): WomenHeart and NHLBI convened experts, community leaders and women with heart disease to advance culturally competent Native American women’s heart health.
- [The Best Heart Apps for 2019](https://www.womenheart.org/the-best-heart-apps-for-2019/): Explore the best heart health apps for 2019, including tools to monitor heart rate and blood pressure and track fitness on Apple and Android devices.
- [December 2018 - Sharing the Voices of Native American Communities](https://www.womenheart.org/december-2018-sharing-the-voices-of-native-american-communities/): Learn how WomenHeart and NHLBI convened experts and community leaders to advance Native American women’s heart health through culturally informed support.
- [A Note from Mary - December 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-december-2018/): Read Mary Logan’s December 2018 message reflecting on WomenHeart’s work, community and commitment to women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [Judge Rules ACA Unconstitutional](https://www.womenheart.org/judge-rules-aca-unconstitutional/): Learn how the 2018 ACA unconstitutional ruling threatened coverage and pre-existing condition protections for women living with heart disease.
- [What's Cooking? - December](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-december/): Celebrate the season with a heart-healthy holiday recipe featuring nutritious ingredients and festive flavor for a satisfying December meal.
- [Keeping Exercise Heart-Healthy in the New Year](https://www.womenheart.org/keeping-exercise-heart-healthy-in-the-new-year/): Start the year strong with heart-healthy exercise tips, realistic fitness goals and guidance for staying active safely while supporting cardiovascular health.
- [Worse Patient Outcomes for Women - We Fight On](https://www.womenheart.org/worse-patient-outcomes-for-women-we-fight-on/): Research shows patient outcomes for women with heart disease suffer when they receive poorer-quality care. WomenHeart calls for equality and action.
- [“Women’s Health Research Day” Legislation Introduced](https://www.womenheart.org/womens-health-research-day-legislation-introduced/): Learn how Women’s Health Research Day legislation would promote sex- and gender-based biomedical research and greater inclusion of women in clinical trials.
- [Robin Olson](https://www.womenheart.org/robin-olson/): Meet Robin Olson, a WomenHeart Champion and board member who founded support groups for women with heart disease and served as a district leader.
- [Champion Spotlight: Empowering Women](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-empowering-women/): Meet Marie Warshauer, a founding WomenHeart Champion who turned her coronary artery disease journey into heart health education, support and advocacy.
- [A Note from our Board Chair](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-our-board-chair/): Read a message from the WomenHeart board chair about the organization’s mission, community and commitment to advancing women’s heart health.
- [20 Years: Same Mission, New Resolve](https://www.womenheart.org/20-years-same-mission-new-resolve/): Celebrate the WomenHeart 20th anniversary and its lasting mission to educate, support and advocate for women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [What's Cooking? -- January](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-january/): Start the new year with a nutritious, heart-healthy January recipe from WomenHeart, featuring wholesome ingredients and satisfying seasonal flavor.
- [Financial Stress Could Lead to Higher Rates of Heart Disease in African American Women](https://www.womenheart.org/financial-stress-could-lead-to-higher-rates-of-heart-disease-in-african-american-women/): Learn how financial stress and heart disease may be connected in Black women, including research on economic hardship, cardiovascular risk and prevention.
- [Protections for Pre-existing Conditions](https://www.womenheart.org/protections-for-pre-existing-conditions/): Learn why pre-existing condition protections matter for women with heart disease and how affordable health coverage supports prevention, treatment and care.
- [What's Cooking? Valentine's Day Edition](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-valentines-day-edition/): Celebrate love with a heart-healthy Valentine’s Day recipe featuring nutritious ingredients and festive flavors for a delicious meal made with care.
- [Our Valentine’s Day Gift](https://www.womenheart.org/our-valentines-day-gift/): Discover the WomenHeart new logo and how its interwoven design represents community, equality, support and holistic heart health for women.
- [House Committees Focus Attention on ACA and Pre-existing Conditions](https://www.womenheart.org/house-committees-focus-attention-on-aca-and-pre-existing-conditions/): Learn how House committees examined ACA pre-existing condition protections, short-term health plans and threats to healthcare coverage for patients.
- [MARK AN OCCASION](https://www.womenheart.org/mark-an-occasion/): Celebrate a birthday, anniversary or milestone with a WomenHeart fundraiser that supports women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [LEAVE A LEGACY GIFT](https://www.womenheart.org/make-a-planned-gift/): Make a planned gift to WomenHeart through your will, trust or beneficiary designation and create a lasting legacy for women’s heart health.
- [GIVE FROM YOUR DONOR ADVISED FUND](https://www.womenheart.org/give-from-your-donor-advised-fund/): Make a donor-advised fund donation to WomenHeart in just a few clicks and support women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [BE A FUNDRAISER](https://www.womenheart.org/host-fundraiser/): Host a fundraiser for WomenHeart using your creativity, community event or special occasion to support women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [DONATE BY MAIL](https://www.womenheart.org/mail-a-check/): Learn how to donate by mail to WomenHeart. Send your check to support programs for women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [GIVE IN HONOR OR MEMORY](https://www.womenheart.org/give-in-honor-or-memory/): Make an honor or memorial donation to WomenHeart and celebrate someone special while supporting women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [This February, It's Time to Have a #Heart4PCOS](https://www.womenheart.org/this-february-its-time-to-have-a-heart4pcos/): Learn how PCOS and heart disease are connected through insulin resistance, inflammation, high blood pressure, diabetes and other cardiovascular risk factors.
- [What’s Cooking? – February](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-february/): Try this heart-healthy sweet potato noodle salad with edamame, sprouts, basil and almonds—a colorful, fiber-rich lunch packed with fresh vegetables.
- [WomenHeart Hosts Hill Briefing on Women’s Inclusion in Heart Research](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-hosts-hill-briefing-on-womens-inclusion-in-heart-research/): WomenHeart’s Capitol Hill briefing called for greater inclusion of women in heart research and clinical trials to improve diagnosis, treatment and safety.
- [A Message from Our Board Chair](https://www.womenheart.org/a-message-from-our-board-chair/): Read the WomenHeart board chair message celebrating 20 years of supporting women with heart disease and announcing the 2019 Wenger Awards honorees.
- [Champion Spotlight: Someone to Lean On](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-someone-to-lean-on/): Meet Champion Andee Weiner, a heart attack survivor providing one-on-one encouragement and peer support through the WomenHeart SisterMatch program.
- [TIME’S UP in Hollywood, now Healthcare](https://www.womenheart.org/times-up-in-hollywood-now-healthcare/): Learn how TIME’S UP Healthcare united professionals to advance equity, inclusion, safety and dignity for women across the healthcare workplace.
- [Celebrating Heart Health Champions for International Women’s Day](https://www.womenheart.org/celebrating-heart-health-champions-for-international-womens-day/): Celebrate heart health champions for International Women’s Day through inspiring stories of women who survived heart attacks and heart failure.
- [WomenHeart Team Recognized as Leaders in Heart Health and Research](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-team-recognized-as-leaders-in-heart-health-and-research/): Meet seven WomenHeart leaders recognized for advancing women’s heart health through research, education, advocacy and media awareness.
- [President’s 2020 Budget Threatens Heart Disease Research](https://www.womenheart.org/presidents-2020-budget-threatens-heart-disease-research/): Learn how the proposed 2020 federal budget threatened heart disease research, NIH and CDC funding, Medicaid coverage and women’s access to cardiac care.
- [Knowledge Gap In Healthcare Harms Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/knowledge-gap-in-healthcare-harms-women-with-heart-disease/): Learn how the heart disease knowledge gap contributes to missed diagnoses, delayed treatment and poorer care for women underrepresented in medical research.
- [WomenHeart Welcomes Celina Gorre as New Chief Executive Officer](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-welcomes-celina-gorre-as-new-chief-executive-officer/): Read the WomenHeart CEO announcement naming Celina Gorre, a global health leader with experience in research funding and corporate social responsibility.
- [ACC.19 Understanding Purpose, Partnerships and Advocacy](https://www.womenheart.org/acc-19-understanding-purpose-partnerships-and-advocacy/): Explore WomenHeart at ACC.19 and its work to elevate women with heart disease through partnerships, clinical trial inclusion, support and advocacy.
- [MOMMA Act Recognizes Threat of Heart Disease in Pregnancy](https://www.womenheart.org/momma-act-recognizes-threat-of-heart-disease-in-pregnancy/): Learn how the MOMMA Act sought to address heart disease in pregnancy, maternal mortality, racial disparities, Medicaid coverage and maternity care.
- [Champion Spotlight: We Are Heart Sisters](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-we-are-heart-sisters/): Meet WomenHeart Champion Jody Knack, founder of We Are Heart Sisters, an online community supporting women affected by heart disease worldwide.
- [Nominations Open for 2020 Wenger Awards](https://www.womenheart.org/nominations-open-for-2020-wenger-awards/): Read WomenHeart’s 2020 Wenger Awards nomination announcement, including award categories, submission requirements and event details.
- [COVID-19:The Great Equalizer](https://www.womenheart.org/covid-19the-great-equalizer/): COVID-19 and heart failure shape one patient’s reflections on social distancing, family relationships, vulnerability and human connection.
- [Jennifer Forsyth: Excellence in Media](https://www.womenheart.org/jennifer-forsyth/): Meet Jennifer Forsyth, a healthcare communications leader recognized for media excellence and education addressing heart failure disparities in women.
- [Dr. Jeanne Poole: Excellence in Medical Research](https://www.womenheart.org/jeanne-poole/): Meet Dr. Jeanne Poole, a cardiac electrophysiologist recognized for research on sudden cardiac death, implantable devices and women in clinical trials.
- [Pam R. Taub: Excellence in Medical Leadership](https://www.womenheart.org/pam-r-taub/): Meet Dr. Pam R. Taub, a UC San Diego cardiologist recognized for leadership in preventive cardiology, cardiometabolic disease and women’s heart health.
- [Dr. Erin Michos: Excellence in Medical Leadership](https://www.womenheart.org/erin-michos/): Meet Dr. Erin Michos, a Johns Hopkins cardiologist recognized for leadership in women’s heart health, preventive cardiology and clinical trial diversity.
- [Cathy Porter: Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes Award for Champion Excellence](https://www.womenheart.org/cathy-porter/): Meet Cathy Porter, honored with the Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes Award for decades of women’s heart health advocacy, education and peer support.
- [Dr. Hayder Hashim: Excellence in Clinical Practice](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-hayder-hashim-excellence-in-clinical-practice/): Meet Dr. Hayder Hashim, an interventional cardiologist recognized for clinical excellence, heart disease research, community advocacy and CPR policy work.
- [Kathryn Schubert: Excellence in Public Service](https://www.womenheart.org/kathryn-schubert-2025-excellence-in-public-service/): Meet Kathryn Schubert, a women’s health policy leader recognized for public service, advocacy and building consensus across healthcare organizations.
- [Dr. Maribel Hernandez: Excellence in Clinical Practice](https://www.womenheart.org/maribel-hernandez/): Meet Dr. Maribel Hernandez, a cardiac electrophysiologist recognized for clinical excellence, women’s heart health leadership and Latina outreach.
- [Alicia Chong: Excellence in Innovation](https://www.womenheart.org/alicia-chong-excellence-in-innovation/): Meet Alicia Chong Rodriguez, founder and CEO of Bloomer Tech, recognized for innovating women’s cardiovascular care with textile sensor technology.
- [Ann de Velasco:                         Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes Award for Champion Excellence](https://www.womenheart.org/ann-de-velasco-2025-hayes-awardee/): Meet Ann de Velasco, the 2025 Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes Award recipient honored for decades of nursing, mentorship and WomenHeart Champion service.
- [Rekha Mankad, MD: Excellence in Medical Leadership](https://www.womenheart.org/rekha-mankad-md-excellence-in-medical-leadership/): Meet Dr. Rekha Mankad, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist recognized for medical leadership in women’s heart health, echocardiography and cardio-rheumatology.
- [Katie Ann Powell: Emcee](https://www.womenheart.org/katie-ann-powell-emcee/): Meet Katie Ann Powell, an entrepreneur, emcee and heart health advocate whose personal journey inspires gratitude, service and healthy living.
- [Dawn Blatt](https://www.womenheart.org/dawn-blatt/): Meet Dawn Blatt, a longtime WomenHeart Champion advancing peer support, heart health education, self-advocacy and policy change for women with heart disease.
- [Dr. Nanette Wenger](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-nanette-wenger/): Meet Dr. Nanette Wenger, a pioneering cardiologist whose research, leadership and advocacy transformed women’s cardiovascular health and cardiac care.
- [Dr. Mary N. Walsh](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-mary-n-walsh/): Meet Dr. Mary N. Walsh, a cardiologist and medical leader specializing in heart failure, cardiac transplantation and cardiovascular disease in women.
- [Dr. Garima Sharma](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-garima-sharma/): Meet Dr. Garima Sharma, an international leader in women’s heart health, preventive cardiology, cardio-obstetrics and maternal cardiovascular care.
- [Dr. Samuel Sears](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-samuel-sears/): Meet Dr. Samuel Sears, a clinical health psychologist and leading researcher on defibrillators, cardiac electrophysiology and patient outcomes.
- [Diana Ramirez](https://www.womenheart.org/diana-ramirez/): Meet Diana Ramirez, a heart attack survivor, educator and WomenHeart Champion empowering women through awareness, early detection and patient advocacy.
- [Gwen Mayes](https://www.womenheart.org/gwen-mayes/): Meet Gwen Mayes, a patient advocate, author and WomenHeart Champion advancing patient-centered cardiac care, health policy and the patient voice.
- [Queen Lucombe](https://www.womenheart.org/queen-lucombe/): Meet Queen Lucombe, a WomenHeart Champion advocating for women’s heart health, patient-centered care, health equity and informed decision-making.
- [Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-demilade-adedinsewo/): Meet Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist using AI and digital innovation to advance women’s heart health and equitable cardiac care.
- [Dr. Emily Lau](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-emily-lau/): Meet Dr. Emily Lau, a cardiologist and investigator using multi-omics, imaging, exercise physiology and data science to advance women’s heart health.
- [Dr. Martha Gulati](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-martha-gulati/): Meet Dr. Martha Gulati, a leading cardiologist advancing women’s cardiovascular health through prevention, research, clinical guidelines and advocacy.
- [Dr. Sharonne Hayes](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-sharonne-hayes/): Meet Dr. Sharonne Hayes, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist advancing women’s heart health, sex-based medicine, SCAD research and cardiovascular equity.
- [Susannah Fox](https://www.womenheart.org/susannah-fox/): Meet Susannah Fox, a health technology strategist and author advancing patient-led innovation, open access to health data and peer-to-peer healthcare.
- [Dr. Kiki Fehling](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-kiki-fehling/): Meet Dr. Kiki Fehling, a clinical psychologist, DBT expert and heart attack survivor advancing mental health advocacy and integrated mind-heart care.
- [Dr. Nakela Cook](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-nakela-cook/): Meet Dr. Nakela Cook, a cardiologist and PCORI executive director advancing patient-centered research, health equity and better healthcare outcomes.
- [Dr. Noel Bairey Merz](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-noel-bairey-merz/): Meet Dr. Noel Bairey Merz, an internationally recognized cardiologist advancing research, diagnosis and prevention of heart disease in women.
- [Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo](https://www.womenheart.org/demilade-adedinsewo/): Meet Dr. Demilade Adedinsewo, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist using AI and digital innovation to advance women’s heart health and equitable cardiac care.
- [Dr. ShantaQuilette Carter-Williams](https://www.womenheart.org/shantaquilette-carter-williams/): Meet Dr. ShantaQuilette Carter-Williams, a speaker, comedian and survivor using humor to advance women’s health, resilience and health equity.
- [Beth Battaglino, RN-C](https://www.womenheart.org/beth-battaglino/): Meet Beth Battaglino, RN-C, CEO of HealthyWomen and a nurse whose leadership advances women’s health education, advocacy and access to trusted resources.
- [Dr. Jayne Morgan](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-jayne-morgan/): Meet Dr. Jayne Morgan, a leading voice in women’s heart health who connects menopause, cardiovascular prevention, health equity and patient education.
- [Celina Gorre](https://www.womenheart.org/celina-gorre-2/): Meet Celina Gorre, a global healthcare advocate whose leadership spans chronic disease research, HIV/AIDS, child survival and community health programs.
- [Dr. Sharonne Hayes](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-sharonne-hayes-leader/): Meet Dr. Sharonne Hayes, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist advancing women’s heart health, sex-based medicine, SCAD research and cardiovascular equity.
- [Dr. Nisha Parikh](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-nisha-parikh/): Meet Dr. Nisha Parikh, a cardiologist and clinical leader advancing women’s heart health, cardiovascular prevention and pregnancy-related heart research.
- [Dr. ShantaQuilette Carter-Williams](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-shantaquilette-carter/): Meet Dr. ShantaQuilette Carter-Williams, a speaker, comedian and survivor using humor to advance women’s health, resilience and health equity.
- [Dr. Gina Lundberg](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-gina-lundberg/): Meet Dr. Gina Lundberg, a preventive cardiologist and national leader advancing women’s heart health, cardiovascular risk reduction and gender equity.
- [Dr. Nanette Wenger](https://www.womenheart.org/dr-nanette-wenger-leader/): Meet Dr. Nanette Wenger, a pioneering cardiologist whose research, leadership and advocacy transformed women’s cardiovascular health and cardiac care.
- [ACA is Nine Years Old and Still Top of Mind for Lawmakers](https://www.womenheart.org/aca-is-nine-years-old-and-still-top-of-mind-for-lawmakers/): WomenHeart examines how the Affordable Care Act protects women with heart disease through preexisting condition coverage, essential benefits, enrollment support
- [A Thank You to Physicians](https://www.womenheart.org/a-thank-you-to-physicians/): On National Doctors' Day, WomenHeart honors the female cardiologists on our Scientific Advisory Council advancing care for women with heart disease.
- [Diverse Women Leaders Making History for Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/diverse-women-leaders-making-history-for-heart-health/): WomenHeart honors diverse women leaders in Congress who have championed women's heart health research, clinical trial inclusion, and advocacy women of color.
- [Recognizing Black Maternal Health Week](https://www.womenheart.org/recognizing-black-maternal-health-week/): WomenHeart recognizes Black Maternal Health Week, the disproportionate impact of heart disease and maternal mortality on Black women during and after pregnancy.
- [Women with Heart Disease: Ask Your Doctor about Getting Pneumococcal Vaccines](https://www.womenheart.org/women-with-heart-disease-ask-your-doctor-about-getting-pneumococcal-vaccines/): Women with heart disease are higher risk for pneumococcal disease. Learn why pneumococcal vaccines are essential and how to talk to your doctor about them.
- [Tell Members of Congress to Support the MOMMA’s Act](https://www.womenheart.org/tell-members-of-congress-to-support-the-mommas-act/): Tell Congress to support the MOMMA's Act to address heart disease in pregnant women, reduce maternal mortality, expand Medicaid coverage for low-income mothers.
- [Champion Spotlight: Put Your Best Foot Forward](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-put-your-best-foot-forward/): WomenHeart Champion Darlene Scott shares her cardiomyopathy diagnosis story and how she raises heart disease awareness among women of color in her community.
- [Dr. Caroline Berchuck on behalf of McKinsey Health Institute: Excellence in Health Advocacy](https://www.womenheart.org/mckinsey-health-institute-excellence-in-health-advocacy/): Select Dr. Caroline Berchuck on behalf of McKinsey Health Institute: Excellence in Health Advocacy
- [WomenHeart Champions Featured at Cardiovascular Policy Summit](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-champions-featured-at-cardiovascular-policy-summit/): WomenHeart Champions share heart disease stories at the 2019 Cardiovascular Policy Summit, highlighting health disparities and access to care barriers for women.
- [WomenHeart Takes to Capitol Hill](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-takes-to-capitol-hill/): WomenHeart Champions and National Hospital Alliance members take to Capitol Hill advocating for cardiac rehab access, MOMMA's Act, women's heart disease policy.
- [A Heartfelt Thank You from Our Board Chair](https://www.womenheart.org/a-heartfelt-thank-you-from-our-board-chair/): The Annual Wenger Awards are always an opportunity to honor those who are doing exceptional work in the area of women and heart disease.
- [The Forefront of Women’s Cardiology:  Honoring Dr. Nanette Kass Wenger](https://www.womenheart.org/the-forefront-of-womens-cardiology-honoring-dr-nanette-kass-wenger/): WomenHeart honors Dr. Nanette Kass Wenger with the 20th Anniversary Legacy Award for pioneering 50 years of women's cardiology research heart health advocacy.
- [Lowering Drug Costs for Medicare Recipients](https://www.womenheart.org/lowering-drug-costs-for-medicare-recipients/): WomenHeart advocates for lowering drug costs for Medicare recipients with heart disease, including out-of-pocket caps and improved access for low-income women.
- [WomenHeart Champions Affecting Change](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-champions-affecting-change/): WomenHeart Champions are affecting change by meeting with lawmakers, sending letters to Congress and advocating for women's heart disease policy at every level.
- [Increasing Access to Quality Cardiac Rehab Care](https://www.womenheart.org/increasing-access-to-quality-cardiac-rehab-care/): WomenHeart supports HR 3911 to increase access to cardiac rehab care for women with Medicare by allowing more qualified providers to order treatment.
- [New Regulations Threaten Low-Income Women’s Health Care](https://www.womenheart.org/new-regulations-threaten-low-income-womens-health-care/): WomenHeart opposes Title X regulations that threaten low-income women's access to quality health care, preventive screenings, and heart disease risk detection.
- [Corporations and Employees Give Back to WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/corporations-and-employees-give-back-to-womenheart/): Learn how Arbor Pharmaceuticals and their employees raised over $10,000 for WomenHeart through a workplace giving campaign supporting women's heart disease education.
- [WomenHeart Welcomes New Scientific Advisory Council Members](https://www.womenheart.org/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 (SAC).
- [WomenHeart Promotes Diversity and Inclusion in Medical Research](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-promotes-diversity-and-inclusion-in-medical-research/): WomenHeart urges the FDA to increase diversity in clinical trials and ensure women and underrepresented groups are included in heart disease research.
- [WomenHeart Fights to Preserve Health Care Rights Law](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-fights-to-preserve-health-care-rights-law/): WomenHeart leads 14 patient organizations opposing a federal rule that would roll back anti-discrimination protections in health care for women with heart disease.
- [A Visit to Kansas City Invigorates WomenHeart CEO](https://www.womenheart.org/a-visit-to-kansas-city-invigorates-womenheart-ceo/): WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre visits Kansas City Champions and the Kauffman Women's Heart Center, sharing key takeaways on growing the WomenHeart Champion network.
- [Lending the Patient Voice to Research](https://www.womenheart.org/lending-the-patient-voice-to-research/): WomenHeart Champions serve as consumer reviewers for DoD heart disease research grants, bringing the patient voice to women's cardiovascular clinical trials.
- [New Prevention Guidelines about Aspirin Use Cause Some Confusion](https://www.womenheart.org/new-prevention-guidelines-about-aspirin-use-cause-some-confusion/): New aspirin prevention guidelines confused many women with heart disease. WomenHeart clarifies who should take aspirin for heart attack prevention.
- [WomenHeart Developing a New App at ServoyWorld 2019](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-developing-a-new-app-at-servoyworld-2019/): WomenHeart partners with Servoy Inc. to build a new mobile app giving women with heart disease faster access to peer support and local heart health networks.
- [Treating Women for Heart Valve Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/treating-women-for-heart-valve-disease/): Learn how heart valve disease treatment disparities affect women why TAVR offers better outcomes, and how WomenHeart is working to close the gender gap in care.
- [Raising Awareness of PAD on the Hill](https://www.womenheart.org/raising-awareness-of-pad-on-the-hill/): WomenHeart hosts a Capitol Hill briefing on Peripheral Artery Disease in women and African Americans, urging Congress to join the PAD Caucus and take action.
- [Recognizing National Family Caregivers Month](https://www.womenheart.org/recognizing-national-family-caregivers-month/): WomenHeart honors National Family Caregivers Month by recognizing the vital role family caregivers play in supporting women living with heart disease every day.
- [Congress Works to Address High Costs and Burdens on Patients](https://www.womenheart.org/congress-works-to-address-high-costs-and-burdens-on-patients/): WomenHeart reviews key Congressional bills addressing high health care costs for women with heart disease — from surprise billing to Medicare drug cost caps.
- [A Message from WomenHeart Board Chair](https://www.womenheart.org/a-message-from-womenheart-board-chair/): “My cardiologist saved my heart; WomenHeart saved my life.” This is a refrain we hear often from WomenHeart Champions, and as a Champion myself since 2014.
- [Talking about Heart Health and Pregnancy on Capitol Hill](https://www.womenheart.org/talking-about-heart-health-and-pregnancy-on-capitol-hill/): WomenHeart and the American Heart Association brief Congress on heart health and pregnancy, maternal mortality, and heart disease disparities for Black women.
- [The Art with Hidden Risk](https://www.womenheart.org/the-art-with-hidden-risk/): It was morning at The Oculus the white structure that truly looks risen from the ashes of the World Trade Center site. After taking in a breath to pay respects.
- [Living with Heart Failure, My Heart Story](https://www.womenheart.org/living-with-heart-failure-my-heart-story/): One woman shares her heart story of living with heart failure, stroke, heart transplant rejection and how WomenHeart's peer support helped her find strength.
- [Advocating for Women with Heart Disease in COVID-19 Relief Policies](https://www.womenheart.org/lawmakers-respond-to-the-covid-19-pandemic/): WomenHeart advocates for women with heart disease in COVID-19 relief policies — pushing for affordable care, prescription access, and inclusion in medical research.
- [A Prescription for Vitamins O and R](https://www.womenheart.org/a-prescription-for-vitamins-o-and-r/): A WomenHeart Champion shares how optimism and resilience helped her recover from a heart attack and stay strong during the COVID-19 pandemic — Vitamins O and R.
- [Partnering with Purpose](https://www.womenheart.org/partnering-with-purpose/): WomenHeart's Corporate Advisory Committee partners with leading companies to advance women's heart health through education, advocacy, and Champion-led campaigns.
- [Statement from WomenHeart Board of Directors](https://www.womenheart.org/statement-from-womenheart-board-of-directors/): WomenHeart's Board of Directors addresses racism, health inequities, and the disproportionate impact of heart disease on Black women and communities of color.
- [Advancing Access to Vaccines](https://www.womenheart.org/advancing-access-to-vaccines/): WomenHeart advocates for advancing access to vaccines for women with heart disease, supporting policies to eliminate cost and increase immunization rates.
- [Listen to Your Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/listen-to-your-heart/): A WomenHeart Champion shares her heart attack survival story and urges women not to ignore heart attack symptoms — even during a pandemic. Listen to your heart.
- [A Note from Mary - April 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-april-2018/): WomenHeart CEO Mary McGowan shares her message ahead of the 18th annual Wenger Awards — honoring exceptional leaders fighting to advance women's heart health.
- [Heart Disease and Depression Often Go Hand in Hand: WomenHeart Can Help](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-disease-and-depression-often-go-hand-in-hand-womenheart-can-help/): Heart disease and depression often go hand in hand. Learn how WomenHeart's HeartSisters and SisterMatch programs provide vital peer support and resources.
- [Living Well with AFib](https://www.womenheart.org/living-well-with-afib/): Learn how to live well with AFib why women with atrial fibrillation face higher stroke risk than men, and key takeaways from a WomenHeart Champion's experience.
- [The Power of Giving](https://www.womenheart.org/the-power-of-giving/): Discover the power of giving to WomenHeart how donations from Champions Robin Olson and board members fund education and support for women with heart disease.
- [Make Your Voice Heard](https://www.womenheart.org/make-your-voice-heard/): WomenHeart urges women with heart disease to contact Congress and defend preexisting condition protections threatened by short-term insurance plan expansions.
- [Patient Story: The Value of Insurance](https://www.womenheart.org/patient-story-the-value-of-insurance/): WomenHeart Champion Jill shares why health insurance and preexisting condition protections are vital for women living with SCAD and other heart conditions.
- [Yesenia is HeartStrong, Are You?](https://www.womenheart.org/yesenia-is-heartstrong-are-you/): WomenHeart Champion Yesenia shares her HEARTSTRONG story of surviving a heart attack and raising awareness about family history and heart disease risk in women.
- [Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, will you Give Heart?](https://www.womenheart.org/303-2/): Donate this Giving Tuesday to WomenHeart and join the #HEARTSTRONG movement empowering women to manage heart disease risk and take control of their heart health.
- [TODAY is #GivingTuesday, so Give Heart today](https://www.womenheart.org/today-is-givingtuesday-so-give-heart-today/): This GivingTuesday, donate to WomenHeart and help support, educate, and advocate for women living with or at risk of heart disease — give heart today.
- [Getting Heart Smart with Dr. Jennifer Mieres](https://www.womenheart.org/getting-heart-smart-with-dr-jennifer-mieres/): Dr. Jennifer Mieres shares heart smart tips for women of color from family risk factors to diet and lifestyle changes that can lower heart disease risk.
- [Heart-Healthy Birth Control: Exploring Options for Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-healthy-birth-control-exploring-options-for-women-with-heart-disease/): Birth control for women with heart disease should be chosen carefully. Learn about hormonal, long-acting, non-hormonal, and surgical options.
- [Is Water Good for Your Heart? Hydration & Heart Health Explained](https://www.womenheart.org/hydration-heart-health/): Learn how hydration and dehydration relate to blood pressure and heart rate, and why fluid needs vary for women living with heart conditions.
- [What Cardiomyopathy Looks Like in Women: Signs, Delays, and Why It Matters](https://www.womenheart.org/what-cardiomyopathy-looks-like-in-women/): Learn common cardiomyopathy symptoms in women, why diagnosis can be delayed, and what to discuss with your healthcare provider about your heart health.
- [What You Need to Know About Cholesterol and Your Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/cholesterol-and-heart-health/): Learn about cholesterol levels in women, LDL and HDL, and what to discuss with your doctor about menopause, heart-disease risk and cholesterol management.
- [How Hormonal Changes Affect Heart Health: From Menopause to Beyond](https://www.womenheart.org/how-hormonal-changes-affect-heart-health-from-menopause-to-beyond/): Learn how menopause and hormonal changes can affect cholesterol, blood pressure and heart-disease risk—and how women can protect their heart health.
- [“Ms. Diagnosed”: Why Women’s Heart Disease Symptoms Are Often Overlooked](https://www.womenheart.org/womens-heart-disease-symptoms-overlooked/): Learn common and often overlooked heart-disease symptoms in women, why misdiagnosis happens, and when to seek emergency care.
- [What Women Need to Know About ATTR-CM: An Overlooked but Serious Heart Condition](https://www.womenheart.org/what-women-need-to-know-about-attr-cm/): Learn what ATTR-CM is, why it is often missed in women, the symptoms to recognize, and the testing options to discuss with your doctor.
- [What Women Can Manage: A Practical Guide to Reducing Heart Disease Risk](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-disease-risk-factors-women-can-manage/): Learn which heart disease risk factors women can Manage and how to take action to protect long-term heart health.
- [Women with Heart Disease Need Another Relief Package](https://www.womenheart.org/women-with-heart-disease-need-another-relief-package/): WomenHeart urges Congress to pass a COVID relief package protecting women with heart disease through surprise bill protections, cardiac rehab access, and paid leave.
- [Reflections on a Legacy](https://www.womenheart.org/reflections-on-a-legacy/): WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre reflects on the legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and how her fight for women's equality inspires WomenHeart's mission.
- [A Patient-First Policy Agenda for the First 100 Days](https://www.womenheart.org/a-patient-first-policy-agenda-for-the-first-100-days/): WomenHeart joins 33 organizations urging a patient-first policy agenda to protect affordable health coverage for women living with or at risk of heart disease.
- [A Special Week for WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/a-special-week-for-womenheart/): WomenHeart celebrates a special week of resilience — honoring the Class of 2020 Champions graduation and the virtual Wenger Awards during a challenging year.
- [How to Talk to Your Family about Heart Health History](https://www.womenheart.org/how-to-talk-to-your-family-about-heart-health-history/): Learn how to talk to your family about heart health history, understand your risk factors, and take action to protect your heart and the ones you love.
- [Back to You: Resetting Your Heart Health After Summer](https://www.womenheart.org/reset-heart-health-after-summer/): Learn simple ways to reset your heart health after summer, including appointments, routines, and prevention steps for women.
- [Showing Gratitude for WomenHeart Champions](https://www.womenheart.org/showing-gratitude-for-womenheart-champions/): WomenHeart celebrates the dedication of WomenHeart Champions who continued supporting women with heart disease through virtual networks, advocacy, and community care.
- [Heart Valve Disease – Why We Under-Diagnose and Under-Treat Women](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-valve-disease-why-we-under-diagnose-and-under-treat-women/): Learn why heart valve disease in women is under-diagnosed and under-treated, and what WomenHeart is doing to close the gap in women's cardiac care and diagnosis.
- [WomenHeart Stands with the AAPI Community](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-stands-with-the-aapi-community/): WomenHeart stands with the AAPI community, addressing how racism and systemic barriers impact cardiovascular health and heart disease in Asian American women.
- [Taking Stock of Heart Health Policy](https://www.womenheart.org/taking-stock-of-heart-health-policy/): Discover the women's heart health policy bills WomenHeart advocates for, including the CAROL Act, cardiac rehab access, and Black maternal health legislation.
- [The Link Between Heart Disease and Diabetes](https://www.womenheart.org/the-link-between-heart-disease-and-diabetes/): Learn the link between heart disease and diabetes in women, why the risk is higher for women than men, and steps to protect your heart health today.
- [Dominika Murphy, MPH, CHES](https://www.womenheart.org/dominika-murphy-mph-ches/): Dominika Murphy MPH is a WomenHeart Board member and AbbVie's Global Patient Partnerships leader with 20+ years in pharmaceutical patient engagement and advocacy.
- [Suneet Mittal, MD](https://www.womenheart.org/suneet-mittal-md/): Suneet Mittal MD is a WomenHeart Board member and Chair of the Cardiovascular Service Line at The Valley Hospital, specializing in cardiac electrophysiology research.
- [Ijeoma Isiadinso, MD MPH FACC FASNC](https://www.womenheart.org/ijeoma-isiadinso-md-mph-facc-fasnc/): Ijeoma Isiadinso MD is a WomenHeart Board member and Medical Director of Emory's Center for Heart Disease Prevention, focused on women's cardiovascular health.
- [Linda Wick](https://www.womenheart.org/linda-wick/): Linda Wick is a WomenHeart Board member and VP of Nursing Practice at M Health Fairview, with 40 years of nursing experience and expertise in heart failure care.
- [Sheryl Zaworski, JD](https://www.womenheart.org/sheryl-zaworski-jd/): Sheryl Zaworski JD is a WomenHeart Champion diagnosed with coronary microvascular disease, advocating for women's cardiac research and education as a Board member.
- [Laura DeFlaminio, MBA](https://www.womenheart.org/laura-deflaminio/): Laura DeFlaminio MBA is a WomenHeart Board member and biotech finance leader with 30+ years of experience at growing biotechnology companies, public and private.
- [Wendy Petka, Ph.D., J.D.](https://www.womenheart.org/wendy-petka-ph-d-j-d/): Wendy Petka PhD JD is WomenHeart's Secretary and Head of IP & Legal at Outpace Bio, with 30+ years in biotech, law, and heart disease patient advocacy.
- [Jessica Stitt, MBA](https://www.womenheart.org/jessica-stitt-treasurer/): Jessica Stitt MBA is WomenHeart's Treasurer and CFO of Sonoma Biotherapeutics, with 20+ years of global biotech financial leadership and healthcare strategy experience.
- [Elinor Shin, PhD, JD](https://www.womenheart.org/elinor-shin-phd-jd-secretary/): Elinor Shin, PhD, JD is WomenHeart's Vice Chair and SVP of Legal & IP at Ensoma, with 25+ years advancing women's healthcare and scientific innovation in biotech.
- [Kiersten Betzer, MBA](https://www.womenheart.org/kiersten-betzer/): Kiersten Betzer is WomenHeart's Champion Chair and heart health survivor with 28 years of global leadership experience in marketing, sales, and health equity advocacy.
- [Tashana Thompson](https://www.womenheart.org/tashana-thompson/): Tashana Thompson is WomenHeart's Marketing Consultant with over two decades of experience leading marketing communications strategies for nonprofits and women-led businesses.
- [Beverly John](https://www.womenheart.org/beverly-john/): Beverly John is WomenHeart's Finance Consultant with over 30 years of nonprofit leadership experience in financial management, operations, and strategic planning.
- [Calondra Tibbs](https://www.womenheart.org/calondra-tibbs/): Calondra Tibbs is a WomenHeart Advisor and former COO with nearly two decades of nonprofit, government, and healthcare experience advancing women's heart health.
- [Seema Sandhu](https://www.womenheart.org/seema-sandhu/): Seema Sandhu is WomenHeart's Programs Support Associate with an MPH from Emory University, passionate about health equity and supporting WomenHeart Champions.
- [Sara Hendrix](https://www.womenheart.org/sara-hendrix/): Sara Hendrix is WomenHeart's Senior Associate for Programs Support, bringing extensive public health and women's health advocacy experience both domestically and internationally.
- [Laura Milone McLean](https://www.womenheart.org/laura-milone-mclean/): Laura Milone McLean is WomenHeart's Executive Coordinator & Board Liaison, supporting the CEO, board of directors, and organization-wide initiatives.
- [Stephanie Silva](https://www.womenheart.org/stephanie-silva/): Stephanie Silva is WomenHeart's Director of Operations, overseeing compliance, finance, and HR to support the mission of empowering women with heart disease.
- [Angela Gomez](https://www.womenheart.org/angela-gomez/): Angela Gomez is WomenHeart's Senior Director of Fundraising & Development, bringing over a decade of nonprofit and women's health fundraising leadership experience.
- [Samantha Bohrt ](https://www.womenheart.org/samantha-bohrt/): Samantha Bohrt is WomenHeart's Director of Programs & Impact, overseeing the Champions program, National Hospital Alliance, and women's heart patient education.
- [Celina Gorre](https://www.womenheart.org/celina-gorre/): Celina Gorre is the CEO of WomenHeart, bringing decades of global healthcare advocacy experience from the UN, UNICEF, and the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases.
- [Festive Recipes for Heart Healthy Holidays](https://www.womenheart.org/festive-recipes-santa-board/): Make this healthy Santa snack board for your next holiday gathering a festive, heart healthy veggie platter that's as fun to build as it is to eat.
- [Thriving with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/thriving-with-heart-disease/): Read inspiring stories of women thriving with heart disease — from heart transplants to daily resilience — and discover how WomenHeart Champions find their new normal.
- [Making the Case for Women’s Health Research](https://www.womenheart.org/making-the-case-for-womens-health-research/): WomenHeart Champions advocate on Capitol Hill for women's heart health research funding and the CAROL Act to close critical gaps in diagnosis and treatment.
- [The Link Between Mental Health and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/the-link-between-mental-health-and-heart-disease/): Discover the link between mental health and heart disease in women — how stress, depression, and anxiety increase cardiac risk and what you can do about it.
- [Inequities in Health Outcomes for Women of Color](https://www.womenheart.org/inequities-in-health-outcomes-for-women-of-color/): Learn how health inequities for women of color impact heart disease outcomes, access to care, and diagnosis — and what WomenHeart is doing to drive change.
- [This Giving Tuesday, Give From the Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/this-giving-tuesday-give-from-the-heart/): This Giving Tuesday, donate to WomenHeart and help support women living with heart disease through education, peer support, and advocacy for heart health equity.
- [5 Ways to Find Balance This Holiday Season](https://www.womenheart.org/5-ways-to-find-balance-this-holiday-season/): Discover 5 ways women with heart disease can find holiday balance — from staying active and eating well to managing stress and protecting your heart health.
- [Festive Recipes for Heart Healthy Holidays](https://www.womenheart.org/festive-recipes-punch/): Try this pomegranate pear punch — a heart healthy holiday drink made with just seven ingredients including blood orange, pear juice, and pomegranate seeds.
- [Festive Recipes for Heart Healthy Holidays](https://www.womenheart.org/festive-recipes-soup/): Warm up this holiday season with a heart healthy white bean soup with kale, rosemary and lemon — a cozy, flavorful recipe perfect for winter entertaining.
- [Festive Recipes for Heart Health Holidays](https://www.womenheart.org/festive-recipes-salmon/): Try this heart healthy holiday salmon recipe with pomegranate and braised fennel — ready in just 30 minutes and perfect for your festive holiday table.
- [Festive Recipes for Heart Healthy Holidays](https://www.womenheart.org/festive-recipes-peppermint-balls/): Try these no-bake chocolate peppermint protein balls — a heart healthy holiday recipe that's vegan-friendly, delicious, and easy to make this festive season.
- [#29DaysofHeart: Shining a Light on Black Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/29daysofheart-shining-a-light-on-black-womens-heart-health/): Discover how WomenHeart's #29DaysofHeart campaign shines a light on Black women's heart health through powerful survivor stories and heart disease awareness.
- [A Journey with Artificial Sweeteners and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/a-journey-with-artificial-sweeteners-and-heart-disease/): Are artificial sweeteners safe for women with heart disease? One WomenHeart Champion shares her journey navigating sugar substitutes after her diagnosis.
- [Offices on Women’s Health](https://www.womenheart.org/offices-on-womens-health/): Federal offices on women's health are vital to closing gender gaps in research. Learn how WomenHeart advocates for stronger funding and support for women.
- [Why Your Heart Matters Right Now](https://www.womenheart.org/why-your-heart-matters-right-now/): Don't delay your heart care any longer. Learn why routine checkups, telehealth, and recognizing heart attack symptoms matter for women's health right now.
- [The Role of Caregivers in Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/caregivers-womens-heart-health/): Caregivers play a critical role in women’s heart health. Learn how support systems impact outcomes and what caregivers can do.
- [Recipes for a Happy Heart: Nutritious Meals for the Whole Family](https://www.womenheart.org/recipes-for-a-happy-heart-nutritious-meals-for-the-whole-family/): Discover heart healthy recipes with simple meal ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and treats that support better choices for the whole family.
- [Why Community Matters in Women’s Heart Health (and How to Find It)](https://www.womenheart.org/community-womens-heart-health/): Learn how connection and support improve outcomes for women with heart disease and how to find the right community for you.
- [WomenHeart Wins Two Telly Awards for 2019 PSA "The Race to Save Lives"](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-psa-wins-two-bronze-telly-awards/): WomenHeart's PSA "The Race to Save Lives" won two Bronze Telly Awards, raising awareness of heart disease signs and symptoms in women across the country.
- [A Powerful Campaign: How We Fight](https://www.womenheart.org/a-powerful-campaign-how-we-fight/): How We Fight is WomenHeart's heart failure campaign featuring real women sharing their stories to educate and inspire others living with heart disease.
- [Jewelry & Fashion Exclusives with WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/jewelry-exclusives-with-womenheart/): WomenHeart jewelry and fashion exclusives for Heart Month feature brands like Kendra Scott and Silpada, raising funds for women's heart disease awareness.
- [Heart Disease is Anything but Typical](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-disease-is-anything-but-typical/): Heart disease in women is anything but typical. Learn why atypical heart disease symptoms can affect anyone and why listening to your body can save your life.
- [WomenHeart Encourages Virtual Support for Women Heart Patients](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-encourages-virtual-support-for-women-heart-patients/): WomenHeart encourages virtual support for women heart patients during COVID-19, offering online programs to stay connected and safe during the pandemic.
- [WomenHeart's Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic](https://www.womenheart.org/womenhearts-response-to-the-covid-19-pandemic/): Learn how WomenHeart responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by expanding virtual support, launching new tools, and advocating for women with heart disease.
- [National Cholesterol Education Month](https://www.womenheart.org/national-cholesterol-education-month/): National Cholesterol Education Month is the perfect time for women to learn how high cholesterol raises heart disease risk and how to manage it effectively.
- [An End of Year Message](https://www.womenheart.org/an-end-of-year-message/): WomenHeart End of Year Message reflects on a year of resilience and grace, sharing how the women's heart disease community adapted, supported each other.
- [Women and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/women-and-heart-disease/): Women and heart disease are closely linked yet often overlooked. Learn the symptoms, risk factors, and how to advocate for yourself with your doctor.
- [Ditching Negative Self-Talk and Taking Care of Yourself](https://www.womenheart.org/ditching-negative-self-talk-and-taking-care-of-yourself/): Learn how negative self-talk affects heart disease recovery and discover practical tips to shift your mindset, stay active, and take better care of yourself.
- [When Heart Disease is Genetic](https://www.womenheart.org/when-heart-disease-is-genetic/): Learn how genetic heart disease like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy affects women, how it's diagnosed, and what steps to take to protect your heart health.
- [The Impact of Sleep on Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/the-impact-of-sleep-on-heart-health/): Learn how sleep and heart health are connected. Discover how poor sleep raises your risk of heart disease and get tips to improve your sleep tonight.
- [Summer Heart Health: How Women Can Stay Safe and Strong in Warmer Months](https://www.womenheart.org/summer-heart-health/): Discover summer heart health tips for women, from staying hydrated to adjusting activity, to keep your heart safe and strong during warmer months.
- [Heart Disease Risk Factors Women Can Control: What to Know and What to Do](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-disease-risk-factors-women-can-control/): Learn which heart disease risk factors women can control, from blood pressure to stress, and simple steps to protect your heart health today.
- [Celebrating Hispanic Heritage and Heart Health: My Journey and Vision](https://www.womenheart.org/celebrating-hispanic-heritage-and-heart-health-my-journey-and-vision/): Hispanic women and heart health deserve greater awareness. Learn how culture, family, education, and community support can protect hearts.
- [Women’s Health Awareness Month: Prevention Starts Now](https://www.womenheart.org/womens-health-awareness-month-prevention-starts-now/): Learn why prevention is key to heart health during Women’s Health Awareness Month. Discover risk factors, early warning signs and steps to protect their hearts.
- [Ways to Reduce Stress on Your Heart (During the Holidays)](https://www.womenheart.org/ways-to-reduce-stress-on-your-heart-during-the-holidays/): Holiday stress and heart health are closely connected. Learn simple ways to reduce stress, stay active, eat mindfully, and protect your heart.
- [Celebrating WomenHeart Champion Jaime Wolfley](https://www.womenheart.org/celebrating-womenheart-champion-jaime-wolfley/): WomenHeart Champion Jaime Wolfley shares her SCAD heart attack story, recovery journey, and the power of support after cardiac arrest.
- [Celebrating 25 Years of Unwavering Commitment to Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/celebrating-25-years-of-unwavering-commitment-to-heart-health/): WomenHeart 25 years marks a legacy of advocacy, education, peer support, and heart health resources for women living with heart disease.
- [Future of Women’s Heart Health: Vision for a Brighter Tomorrow](https://www.womenheart.org/future-of-womens-heart-health-vision-for-a-brighter-tomorrow/): The future of women’s heart health depends on research, prevention, equity, innovation, advocacy, and support for women with heart disease.
- [Edwards’ EVOQUE Valve Replacement System Receives FDA Approval](https://www.womenheart.org/edwards-evoque-valve-replacement-system-receives-fda-approval/): EVOQUE tricuspid valve replacement received FDA approval for severe tricuspid regurgitation, offering a less invasive treatment option.
- [Juneteenth & Heart Health: Recipes & Tips for a Healthy Celebration](https://www.womenheart.org/juneteenth-heart-health-recipes-tips-for-a-healthy-celebration/): Juneteenth heart health recipes can help you celebrate with flavorful foods, smart swaps, hydration, movement, and heart-healthy choices.
- [The Power of Community: Celebrating 25 Years of WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/the-power-of-community-celebrating-25-years-of-womenheart/): The WomenHeart community has supported women with heart disease for 25 years through peer support, advocacy, education, and connection.
- [From Passion to Action: Your Path to Becoming a WomenHeart Champion](https://www.womenheart.org/from-passion-to-action-your-path-to-becoming-a-womenheart-champion/): Become a WomenHeart Champion and turn your heart health journey into advocacy, peer support, education, and action for women with heart disease.
- [The Power of Sisterhood: How Women Supporting Women Can Improve Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/the-power-of-sisterhood-how-women-supporting-women-can-improve-heart-health/): Women supporting women’s heart health can improve emotional well-being, peer support, advocacy, and care for women with heart disease.
- [Breastfeeding, Nutrition, and Heart Health: A Holistic Approach](https://www.womenheart.org/breastfeeding-nutrition-heart-health/): Breastfeeding nutrition and heart health are closely connected. Learn how nourishing foods, hydration, and postpartum care support the heart.
- [Embracing Body Image in the Summer: A Heart-Healthy Perspective](https://www.womenheart.org/embracing-body-image-in-the-summer-a-heart-healthy-perspective/): Body image and heart health are connected. Learn how women can embrace summer with confidence, movement, nourishment, and self-care.
- [Emphasizing the Role of Yoga in Promoting Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/yoga-heart-health/): Yoga for heart health can support stress relief, circulation, blood pressure, breathing, and overall cardiovascular wellness.
- [The Importance of Nutrient-Dense Foods for Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/the-importance-of-nutrient-dense-foods-for-heart-health/): Nutrient-dense foods for heart health can support cholesterol, blood pressure, inflammation, and overall cardiovascular wellness.
- [Balancing Breast Cancer and Heart Health: A Comprehensive Guide](https://www.womenheart.org/balancing-breast-cancer-and-heart-health-a-comprehensive-guide/): Breast cancer and heart health are closely connected. Learn how treatment may affect the heart and what women can do to protect it.
- [Diabetes and Heart Disease: Effective Ways to Manage Both for a Healthier Life](https://www.womenheart.org/diabetes-and-heart-disease-effective-ways-to-manage-both-for-a-healthier-life/): Manage diabetes and heart disease with blood sugar tracking, heart-healthy eating, exercise, screenings, and support for better health.
- [Understanding Heart Disease Risks Across Ethnicities](https://www.womenheart.org/understanding-heart-disease-risks-across-ethnicities/): Heart disease risks across ethnicities can vary by community, access to care, and risk factors. Learn what women should know to protect their hearts.
- [Heart-Healthy Holiday Recipes to Enjoy This Season](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-healthy-holiday-recipes-to-enjoy-this-season/): Heart-healthy holiday recipes can help you enjoy festive meals while supporting your heart with balanced, nourishing ingredients.
- [Reflecting on 25 Years: WomenHeart’s Journey and Impact](https://www.womenheart.org/reflecting-on-25-years-womenhearts-journey-and-impact/): WomenHeart impact spans 25 years of advocacy, education, peer support, and health equity for women living with heart disease.
- [Spotlight on the WomenHeart Forum: Honoring Heart Health Advocacy and Innovation](https://www.womenheart.org/spotlight-on-the-womenheart-forum-honoring-heart-health-advocacy-and-innovation/): The WomenHeart Forum brings leaders, advocates, and policymakers together to advance women’s heart health through advocacy and innovation.
- [Heart Health Resolutions: Building a Stronger You in 2025](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-health-resolutions/): Heart health resolutions can help women build stronger habits through movement, nutrition, checkups, medication routines, and stress management.
- [The Impact of Advocacy: Highlights from the Wenger Awards and Summit](https://www.womenheart.org/advocacyimpact/): Women’s heart health advocacy drives awareness, policy change, research, and better care. See highlights from the Wenger Awards and Summit.
- [How Advocacy Shapes Heart Health: Ways to Make a Difference](https://www.womenheart.org/advocacy-shapes-heart-health/): Heart health advocacy helps improve care, equity, research, and support for women. Learn ways to share your story, volunteer, donate, and act.
- [Leading the Charge: Women Making a Difference in Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/leading-the-charge/): Women in heart health are leading change in research, advocacy, peer support, and care. Learn how women are shaping the future of heart health.
- [Fueling Your Heart: Nutrition Tips from Women Experts](https://www.womenheart.org/fueling-your-heart/): A heart-healthy diet for women can support cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar, and inflammation. Learn simple nutrition tips.
- [The Hidden Disparities in Women’s Heart Health: How We Can Close the Gap](https://www.womenheart.org/the-hidden-disparities-in-womens-heart-health/): Women’s heart health disparities affect diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes. Learn how education, research, advocacy, and access can close the gap.
- [The Essential Role of Nurses in Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/the-essential-role-of-nurses-in-womens-heart-health/): Nurses and women’s heart health are closely connected. Learn how nurses support early detection, education, advocacy, and better heart care.
- [Your Voice, Your Health: The Power of Patient Advocacy in Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/patient-advocacy-heart-disease/): Patient advocacy in heart disease helps women speak up, ask questions, seek second opinions, and push for equitable heart care.
- [Why Blood Donation Matters for Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/blood-donation-heart-health-women/): Blood donation and heart health are closely connected. Learn how giving blood supports cardiovascular wellness and women with heart disease.
- [Prioritizing Heart Health Through Self-Care: What Women Need to Know](https://www.womenheart.org/prioritizing-heart-health-through-self-care/): Heart health self-care helps women protect their hearts through movement, nutrition, stress management, sleep, screenings, and support.
- [Hepatitis C and Heart Disease: A Link Women Should Not Overlook](https://www.womenheart.org/hepatitis-c-and-heart-disease/): Hepatitis C and heart disease are closely connected. Learn how hepatitis C may affect women’s heart health and why screening matters.
- [Know the Signs, Get the Right Care: How Women Can Advocate for Their Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/advocate-for-womens-heart-health/): Advocate for heart health by knowing symptoms, asking for tests, getting a second opinion, and speaking up for women’s heart care.
- [Breastfeeding, Maternal Health, and the Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/breastfeeding-maternal-health-and-the-heart/): Breastfeeding and heart health are closely connected. Learn how lactation may support maternal heart health and lower cardiovascular risk.
- [How Vaccines Protect Your Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/vaccines-protect-heart-health/): Vaccines and heart health are closely connected. Learn how immunization can help reduce infection-related heart risks for women with heart disease.
- [Closing the Gender Gap in Heart Health: How Policy, Advocacy, and Provider Training Can Drive Change](https://www.womenheart.org/gender-gap-heart-health/): The gender gap in heart health affects diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for women. Learn how policy, advocacy, and provider training can help.
- [The Intersection of Age, Gender, and Chronic Conditions in Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/womens-heart-health-age-gender-conditions/): Women’s heart health risks change with age, gender-specific factors, and chronic conditions. Learn what women should know to protect their hearts.
- [Mental Health, Stress, and the Heart: The Overlooked Connection](https://www.womenheart.org/mental-health-stress-and-the-heart-the-overlooked-connection/): Mental health and heart disease are closely connected. Learn how stress, anxiety, and depression can affect women’s heart health.
- [What Is Health Literacy and Why Does It Matter for Your Heart?](https://www.womenheart.org/what-is-health-literacy-and-why-does-it-matter-for-your-heart/): Health literacy and heart health are closely connected. Learn how understanding symptoms, risks, and medical advice can help protect your heart.
- [Caregiving and the Heart: Supporting Others, Caring for Yourself](https://www.womenheart.org/caregiving-and-the-heart-supporting-others-caring-for-yourself/): Caregiving and heart health are closely connected. Learn how caregiving stress can affect women’s hearts and how caregivers can protect their health.
- [Diabetes and Heart Disease: What Women Need to Know](https://www.womenheart.org/diabetes-and-heart-disease-what-women-need-to-know/): Diabetes and heart disease in women are closely linked. Learn the risks, warning signs, and steps women can take to protect their heart health.
- [Family Health History Isn’t Fate, But It’s a Roadmap for Your Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/family-health-history-isnt-fate-but-its-a-roadmap-for-your-heart/): Family health history and heart disease are closely connected. Learn how knowing your family’s heart history can help protect your heart health.
- [Champion Voices: How WomenHeart Changed My Life](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-voices-how-womenheart-changed-my-life/): WomenHeart Champions change lives by offering peer support, education, and advocacy for women living with heart disease.
- [Why Give? What Your Support Makes Possible](https://www.womenheart.org/why-give-what-your-support-makes-possible/): Why give to WomenHeart? Your support makes education, advocacy, peer support, and resources possible for women living with heart disease.
- [Turning Grief into Action: Our Collaboration with Stanton & Bowery Hospitality](https://www.womenheart.org/turning-grief-into-action-our-collaboration-with-stanton-bowery-hospitality/): Turning Grief Into Action, WomenHeart and Stanton & Bowery Hospitality honor Iga Obrycka by raising awareness for women’s heart disease.
- [Why Inclusive Clinical Trials Matter](https://www.womenheart.org/why-inclusive-clinical-trials-matter/): Learn how the TRITON-CM trial is improving heart disease research for women with ATTR-CM through better diagnosis, inclusion, and patient-centered care.
- [Pregnancy Complications and Heart Disease: What Women Should Know](https://www.womenheart.org/pregnancy-complications-and-heart-disease-what-women-should-know/): Pregnancy complications like high blood pressure, preeclampsia are indicators of increased heart disease risk. What women need to know to protect their health.
- [Beyond the Statistics: Turning Health Equity into Action for Women’s Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/beyond-the-statistics-turning-health-equity-into-action-for-womens-heart/): Heart health disparities affect millions of women, especially women of color. Learn what health equity really means and the actions needed to improve outcomes.
- [From Community Roots to National Change: Women Transforming Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/women-transforming-heart-health/): Celebrate the women transforming heart health through advocacy, research, and community leadership during Women’s History Month.
- [Food for a Stronger Heart: A Fresh Look at Women’s Nutrition](https://www.womenheart.org/women-heart-healthy-nutrition/): Discover practical heart-healthy nutrition tips for women. Learn simple, culturally inclusive ways to nourish your heart every day.
- [How WomenHeart Champions Are Leading the Way in Advocacy](https://www.womenheart.org/how-womenheart-champions-are-leading-the-way-in-advocacy/): Explore how WomenHeart Champions drive systemic change in women’s heart health through advocacy, education, leadership, and policy influence nationwide.
- [What We Mean When We Talk About Heart Health Equity](https://www.womenheart.org/what-we-mean-when-we-talk-about-heart-health-equity/): Heart health equity ensures fair access, representation, and outcomes in women’s cardiovascular care across research, policy, and patient engagement.
- [3 Questions to Ask About Your Heart Health in the New Year](https://www.womenheart.org/3-questions-to-ask-about-your-heart-health-in-the-new-year/): Start 2026 with intentional heart health. This blog helps women ask the right questions and take actionable steps toward better cardiovascular wellness.
- [MATCH GIFTS WITH EMPLOYERS](https://www.womenheart.org/match-gifts-with-employers/): Learn how to match gifts with employers to double your donation’s impact and support WomenHeart programs for women’s heart health.
- [FUNDRAISE](https://www.womenheart.org/fundraise/): Start a fundraiser for WomenHeart and help raise awareness and support programs for women living with heart disease.
- [DONATE NOW](https://www.womenheart.org/donate-online/): Donate online to WomenHeart to support education, advocacy, and programs for women living with heart disease.
- [View from the Top: the CEO's Vision for WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/view-from-the-top-the-ceos-vision-for-womenheart/): Welcome to the WomenHeart Blog! As this is our first blog post, I thought it was fitting to share my ideas of where I want to lead this organization, now and in the future. As the CEO of WomenHeart, I am proud to lead the nation’s premier organization dedicated to empowering and advocating for women
- [Minority Health Month: A Time to Fight for Every Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/minority-health-month-a-time-to-fight-for-every-heart/): Originally published by Outcome Health, April 18, 2018 If you knew that your biggest health threat was 80 percent preventable, what would you do to stop it? Would you fight? In recognition of Minority Health Month in April, WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease has teamed up with Outcome Health to educate women
- [A Note from Mary - March 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-march-2018/): As I participated in a roundtable discussion on Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) at the American College of Cardiology conference in Orlando two weeks ago, I thought to myself how extraordinary it is that we still know so little about the condition, particularly in women, given its prevalence and the rise of diabetes in the United
- [A Note from Mary- February 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/a-note-from-mary-february-2018/): It was the first day of Heart Month, a few weeks ago, when I was home on a Thursday night and decided to watch television. Grey’s Anatomy, in particular, was creating a buzz; I hadn’t watched in a while, but friends and colleagues insisted I had to watch tonight. As I curled up to watch,
- [Pat Eagan: Scripps Mercy Hospital and Womens Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/pat-eagan-scripps-mercy-hospital-and-womens-heart-health/): Originally published in the Scripps Mercy Hospital Newsletter, July 2018 No. 5 One of our own volunteers, Pat Egan a Woman Heart Champion, pictured below (second from the left), participated in the Women’s Heart Health Event along with Dr. Poulina Uddin and Dr. Kiyon Chung. Additionally, two other Woman Heart Champions shared their story. Pat shared her story about the
- [The Value of WomenHeart Champions](https://www.womenheart.org/the-value-of-womenheart-champions/): I have a purpose to share my heart story and save lives. I am a WomenHeart Champion, a heart disease survivor, cardiovascular research advocate for women and retired cardiovascular registered nurse. The WomenHeart Champions are the core of our organization. I want to share the WomenHeart Champion story. We are fighting for every heart as WomenHeart Champion in our community. WomenHeart
- [WomenHeart Welcomes Interim CEO, Mary Logan](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-welcomes-interim-ceo-mary-logan/): In my first week at WomenHeart I have been lucky enough to meet several WomenHeart Champions and hear their heart stories. Stories are how we make sense of the world, how we connect to each other, how we let each other know that we’re not alone. Stories empower the storytellers. When I retired 18 months
- [Lowering Drug Pricing and Reducing OOP Cost](https://www.womenheart.org/lowering-drug-pricing-and-reducing-oop-cost/): Together with 52 patient advocacy groups, we submitted a response to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) RFI on its Blueprint to Lower Drug Prices & Reduce OOP Costs on July 16, 2018. Our patients are our priority, and we want to be sure their needs are considered in future policy development. Read
- [Champion Spotlight: Amy Josar](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-amy-josar/): “My experience at the WomenHeart Science and Leadership Symposium [in October of 2017] was an amazing one. I went there knowing that I would get to meet other heart survivors and learn a bunch of new information. What I didn't know was the strong friendships I would end up building with other survivors, as well
- [June 2018 - Fighting for Health Equity for Women](https://www.womenheart.org/june-2018-fighting-for-health-equity-for-women/): Amy's Advocacy Update As we move into the summer, Congress is busy working on spending bills that fund agencies and programs that are critical to women’s heart health and access to care, such as the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease and stroke prevention efforts,
- [What's Cooking? - July](https://www.womenheart.org/whats-cooking-july/): Recipe originally posted on Eating Well. We’re making the most of all the fresh summer vegetables while we can. Late summer is an excellent time to take advantage of fresh tomatoes at the local farmers’ market or even from your own backyard, so why not try some homemade ketchup? Why it's heart-healthy: Although reducing the amount
- [How to Amplify Your Heart Story](https://www.womenheart.org/how-to-amplify-your-heart-story/): The first thing WomenHeat Champion, Roxanne Watson shares with us when she picks up the phone is that she has an interview with her state senator. Then she jokes that she was on the news for her birthday twice last week. The following week is the anniversary of her heart transplant and Roxanne has been
- [WomenHeart Partners with NHLBI in Celebrating 70-year History](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-partners-with-nhlbi-in-celebrating-70-year-history/): WomenHeart co-hosted a reception on Capitol Hill with other members of the National Coalition for Heart and Stroke Research to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on June 28, 2018. We were privileged to hear NHLBI Director Dr. Gary Gibbons speak at the reception
- [Healthcare: Putting the Patient First](https://www.womenheart.org/healthcare-putting-the-patient-first/): As the rise of biotech industries merges with the United States hitting 10 million patents, the science has never been better for breakthroughs in life sciences and advancements in public health. On Tuesday, July 17, The Atlantic hosted the State of Care: Innovations and Access forum to discuss healthcare’s future. Heather Bresch, CEO of Mylan, was most excited about innovations
- [Hot Flash or Heart Attack? Melissa Botello's Survivor Story](https://www.womenheart.org/hot-flash-or-heart-attack-melissa-botellos-survivor-story/): Heart disease causes one out of every four deaths of women in the United States, yet most women don’t know the symptoms. WomenHeart Champion Melissa Botello had no idea she was having a heart attack - she thought she was having hot flashes. You can listen to her share her story on this recent episode of the Keep It Juicy lifestyle
- [Champion Spotlight: Yesenia Araujo, "New York Strong"](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-yesenia-araujo-new-york-strong/): “I had three heart attacks in one day,” Yesenia Araujo says. The first, she explains, happened at her home, where her boyfriend called an ambulance to rush her to the hospital because she was vomiting, fatigued and experiencing shortness of breath—though at the time they did not realize she was having a heart attack. Yesenia
- [Women’s Health Empowerment Summit brings together women in an effort to get real about mental health, caregiving, and self-advocacy](https://www.womenheart.org/womens-health-empowerment-summit-brings-together-women-in-an-effort-to-get-real-about-mental-health-caregiving-and-self-advocacy/): At the Coalition for Women’s Health Equity’s recent Women’s Health Empowerment Summit in Washington, D.C., women from all standings, backgrounds, and disciplines united for a day of learning, sharing, and inspiration. This year’s theme, “Breaking Barriers, Changing Futures,” brought together experts, advocates, doctors, and authors to tackle some of the most timely, important issues facing
- [Champion Spotlight: Mary Anne Norling](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-mary-anne-norling/): Pregnant with her first baby at 23 years old, Mary Anne Norling was excited and nervous, bracing herself for the Washington, D.C. summer heat when she found out she had pre-eclampsia. The first health scare of many she would endure and survive Norling didn’t know that much about the disease. Ultimately, it led to an
- [Changing Misconceptions about Heart Health in Asian Indians](https://www.womenheart.org/changing-misconceptions-about-heart-health-in-asian-indians/): Written by WomenHeart Board Member Gayathri Badrinath Originally published in hi INDiA It’s inspiring to see the ascension of Indians into the top ranks of some of the world’s most iconic institutions. When I say “Indians,” I’m referring to people who hail from the Indian subcontinent in Asia, including American-born Indians like myself. I’ve spent
- [Healing After Heart Disease: How One Woman is Giving Back](https://www.womenheart.org/healing-after-heart-disease-how-one-woman-is-giving-back/): WomenHeart offers social and emotional support services in all shapes and sizes. We try to make it as simple as possible to connect you with other women who get it. One of the ways we do this is through our Virtual Support Network—a peer-led group that meets online once a month to offer support and
- [Champion Spotlight: Q&A with Dawn Manogue](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-qa-with-dawn-manogue/): We met with WomenHeart Champion, Dawn Manogue and her 17-year-old daughter Lily at the Burlington Stores heart screening in Hartford, Connecticut to discuss how advocacy has shaped this mother-daughter relationship. One of the pair’s earliest campaigns was WomenHeart’s 2004 White Blouse campaign, meant to raise awareness about women’s heart disease and put a face behind
- [Champion Spotlight: Marcia Egeland](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-marcia-egeland/): You know all those headlines that read, “How could a healthy, 40-something have a heart attack?” What they don’t seem to understand, is that heart disease does not discriminate. People of all ages, genders, and socioeconomic backgrounds get heart disease. Nearly 1 in 4 women die of heart disease every year. As Chandra Wilson’s character
- [WomenHeart Wraps up Heart Month with Congressional Briefing](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-wraps-up-heart-month-with-congressional-briefing/): Contact: Racine Tucker-Hamilton (202) 464 8731 rtuckerhamilton@womenheart.org Washington, D.C., Feb. 28, 2018 – WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease, today urged members of Congress to continue to support legislation that makes routine health care screenings more accessible for women of color and those in underserved populations. In a joint Congressional Briefing with
- [Champion Spotlight: Pamela Thomas](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-pamela-thomas/): The perfect blend of fierce and fearless, 47-year old Pamela Thomas knows the importance of support to help women with heart disease thrive. A woman of strength, Pamela’s a proud heart survivor, advocate, and creator of the Facebook Blog Project Heart Talk, which inspires women to engage in living a heart healthy and wellness lifestyle.
- [Champion Spotlight: Georgia Leventis-Molina](https://www.womenheart.org/champion-spotlight-georgia-leventis-molina/): At 26 years old, Georgia Leventis-Molina was settling into life as a newlywed, focusing her time on her son, Zariah (now official by marriage), school, and her job in the hospitality business. But when she injured her back at work, she found herself caught in a torturous web of visiting the emergency room (ER). “They
- [WomenHeart Convenes Experts to Address Critical Issues](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-convenes-experts-to-address-critical-issues/): A central element of WomenHeart's mission is to help develop recommendations, solutions and action steps on critical issues that affect women living with heart disease. We have recently unveiled the Key Opinion Leaders or KOL workshops, a new process to insuring that our materials reflect the most comprehensive, up-to-date and relevant thinking available. WomenHeart's Key
- [Finding Better Health Through Hope: A North Star Matters](https://www.womenheart.org/finding-better-health-through-hope-a-north-star-matters/): Originally published in U.S. News & World Report I grew up in the United States, a child to first-generation immigrants from India. My parents worked very hard; my dad was a professor, and my mom stayed at home raising three energetic children. Our diet oscillated a great deal, from authentic South Indian food such as

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- [WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/): WomenHeart is the first and only national patient-centered organization solely focused on supporting women with or at risk of heart disease.
- [Wenger Awards Celebration](https://www.womenheart.org/wenger-awards-celebration/): The Wenger Awards Celebration honors leaders in heart health research, care, advocacy. Named for Dr. Nanette K. Wenger, a cardiovascular medicine trailblazer.
- [Heart Health IS Women’s Health Forum](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-health-is-womens-health-forum/): Join WomenHeart's Heart Health Is Women's Health Forum on February 8, 2027 in Washington D.C. connecting women, clinicians, and advocates for heart health.
- [WomenHeart Summit 2027 | National Heart Health Conference](https://www.womenheart.org/wh-summit-2027/): Join the WomenHeart Summit 2027 in Washington D.C. three days of education, advocacy, and connection celebrating the theme: The Heart of Women's Health.
- [Careers at WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/careers/): Careers at WomenHeart offer opportunities to advance education, advocacy, and support for women living with heart disease.
- [Treat Me Right: Advocate for Patient-Centered Heart Care](https://www.womenheart.org/treat-me-right/): Discover WomenHeart’s Treat Me Right initiative—tools to help women with heart disease get equitable, patient-centered care and the treatment they deserve.
- [Virtual Red Bag of Courage](https://www.womenheart.org/virtual-red-bag-of-courage/): Explore WomenHeart’s Virtual Red Bag of Courage free digital resources, tools, and support for women living with or recovering from heart disease.
- [Become a WomenHeart Champion | Lead with Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/about-us/become-a-womenheart-champion/): Apply to become a WomenHeart Champion and join a national network of women sharing their heart stories, inspiring others, and advocating for heart health.
- [WomenHeart Blog | Women’s Heart Health News & Stories](https://www.womenheart.org/blog/): Explore the WomenHeart blog for women’s heart health news, personal stories, research updates, and expert insights.
- [Financials & Disclosures](https://www.womenheart.org/financials-disclosures/): View WomenHeart financials & disclosures, including annual reports and transparency information about our nonprofit operations.
- [One-on-One Support](https://www.womenheart.org/sistermatch/): SisterMatch connects women living with heart disease through peer support and shared experiences within the WomenHeart community.
- [Subscribe: WomenHeart Updates Heart Health News](https://www.womenheart.org/subscribe/): Subscribe to WomenHeart’s newsletter for updates on women’s heart health, events, advocacy, and stories that inspire heart-healthy living.
- [Donate | Support WomenHeart’s Mission for Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/donate/): Support WomenHeart’s mission to educate, empower, and advocate for women living with heart disease. Donate to help save and change lives nationwide.
- [National Hospital Alliance](https://www.womenheart.org/national-hospital-alliance/): The National Hospital Alliance (NHA) is a WomenHeart program partnering with hospitals to improve women’s heart health education and outcomes.
- [Charity Challenge](https://www.womenheart.org/charity-challenge/): Join the WomenHeart Charity Challenge to raise awareness, take action, and support programs for women living with heart disease.
- [Corporate Partnerships | Partner With WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/corporate-partnerships/): Explore corporate partnerships with WomenHeart and support programs advancing women’s heart health through mission-driven collaboration.
- [WomenHeart in Communities: Connecting Women, Changing Lives](https://www.womenheart.org/womenheart-in-communities/): WomenHeart in Communities advances women’s heart health through local outreach, education, and advocacy programs nationwide.
- [Women Speak on Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/women-speak/): Women Speak amplifies patient voices to advance advocacy, awareness, and policy change for women’s heart health.
- [Scientific Advisory Council](https://www.womenheart.org/scientific-advisory-council/): Meet the WomenHeart Scientific Advisory Council, a group of medical experts guiding research, education, and advocacy for women’s heart health.
- [National Hospital Alliance Members](https://www.womenheart.org/national-hospital-alliance-members/): View National Hospital Alliance members partnering with WomenHeart to advance women’s heart health education and care outcomes.
- [Media](https://www.womenheart.org/media/): Access WomenHeart media resources, press releases, and information for journalists covering women’s heart health and advocacy.
- [Learn the Signs and Symptoms of a Heart Attack](https://www.womenheart.org/learn-the-signs-and-symptoms-of-a-heart-attack/): Learn the signs and symptoms of a heart attack in women, including warning signs that may differ from men and when to seek emergency care.
- [Join the Conversation](https://www.womenheart.org/inspire/): Inspire features stories and voices that raise awareness about women’s heart health and empower others through shared experiences.
- [How We Fight](https://www.womenheart.org/howwefight/): Discover how WomenHeart fights for women’s heart health through education, advocacy, research, and community support programs.
- [How NHA Membership Benefits Your Hospital and Community](https://www.womenheart.org/benefits-of-joining-nha/): Explore the benefits of joining NHA and learn how WomenHeart’s National Hospital Alliance supports improved women’s heart health outcomes.
- [Her Heart Series](https://www.womenheart.org/her-heart-series/): The Her Heart Series shares stories, education, and resources that raise awareness about women’s heart health and lived experiences.
- [HeartTalks](https://www.womenheart.org/hearttalks/): HeartTalks is a WomenHeart educational series sharing expert insights and resources to support women living with heart disease.
- [Thrive](https://www.womenheart.org/thrive/): Thrive after heart disease with resources that support recovery, emotional wellness, and long-term heart health for women.
- [Treat](https://www.womenheart.org/treat/): Treat heart disease in women by understanding care options, medications, and lifestyle changes that support better cardiovascular outcomes.
- [Prevent](https://www.womenheart.org/prevent/): Prevent heart disease in women by understanding risk factors, lifestyle changes, and early warning signs that support long-term heart health.
- [Our Staff](https://www.womenheart.org/our-staff/): Meet the WomenHeart staff and leadership team dedicated to advancing education, advocacy, and support for women living with heart disease.
- [Heart Failure](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-failure/): Heart failure in women can present differently and requires early awareness. Learn symptoms, risk factors, and support resources.
- [Heart Disease and Depression](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-disease-and-depression/): Heart disease and depression are closely connected. Learn how mental health impacts cardiovascular health in women and ways to seek support.
- [Glossary](https://www.womenheart.org/glossary/): Explore the WomenHeart glossary for definitions of heart disease terms, medical conditions, and cardiovascular health vocabulary.
- [Get Involved](https://www.womenheart.org/get-involved/): Get involved with WomenHeart through advocacy, fundraising, partnerships, and community programs supporting women’s heart health.
- [From Errors to Solutions: Building a Research Agenda to Improve Diagnosis of Heart Disease in Women](https://www.womenheart.org/from-errors-to-solutions/): From Errors to Solutions addresses gaps in women’s heart care and promotes better diagnosis, awareness, and improved outcomes.
- [Frequently Asked Questions: NHA](https://www.womenheart.org/nha-frequently-asked-questions/): Find answers to NHA frequently asked questions about WomenHeart’s National Hospital Alliance and related programs.
- [Covid-19 and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/covid-19-and-heart-disease/): COVID-19 and heart disease are closely connected. Learn how coronavirus impacts heart health in women and what risks to understand.
- [Virtual Support](https://www.womenheart.org/heartsisters/): HeartSisters connects women living with heart disease through peer support, shared experiences, and WomenHeart community resources.
- [Find Support](https://www.womenheart.org/find-support/): Find support for women living with heart disease through peer connections, education, and WomenHeart community resources.
- [Fight for Women's Health](https://www.womenheart.org/misdiagnosis/): Heart disease misdiagnosis in women can delay treatment and increase risk. Learn why it happens and how awareness can improve outcomes.
- [Educate Yourself, Educate Others](https://www.womenheart.org/educate-yourself-educate-others/): Educate yourself, educate others about women’s heart health with resources that raise awareness and support informed advocacy.
- [Diabetes and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/diabetes/): Diabetes and heart disease are closely connected. Learn how diabetes affects heart health in women and steps to reduce cardiovascular risk.
- [Contact Us](https://www.womenheart.org/contact-us/): Contact Us for questions, support, or partnership inquiries and connect with our team advancing women’s heart health.
- [Community Calendar](https://www.womenheart.org/community/): Submit your Event to the WomenHeart Community Calendar for peer support, shared experiences, and resources for women living with heart disease.
- [Ways to Give](https://www.womenheart.org/ways-to-give/): Explore ways to give to WomenHeart and support education, advocacy, and programs for women living with heart disease.
- [Cholesterol and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/cholesterol/): Cholesterol and heart disease are closely linked. Learn how cholesterol affects heart disease risk in women and ways to support heart health.
- [Beats of Change: Uniting Women for Heart Health Awareness](https://www.womenheart.org/beats-of-change/): Join WomenHeart’s Beats of Change campaign to raise awareness of women’s heart health. Learn, share, and help create a future free from heart disease.
- [Birth Control and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/birth-control-and-heart-disease/): Birth control and heart disease can be closely linked. Learn how contraception may affect heart health and what women should know to make informed choices.
- [Annual NHA Membership & Dues](https://www.womenheart.org/annual-nha-membership-dues/): Pay annual NHA membership dues to support WomenHeart advocacy, education, and programs for women living with heart disease.
- [Her Heart, Her History](https://www.womenheart.org/herheart/): Her Heart, Her History explores women’s heart health through personal stories, education, and resources that empower awareness and advocacy.
- [Support Network Map | Find WomenHeart Support Near You](https://www.womenheart.org/support-network-map/): Use the WomenHeart Support Network Map to find local heart disease support groups, connect with Champions, and join a community of women supporting women.
- [Summit Sponsors](https://www.womenheart.org/summit-sponsors/): Meet the Summit sponsors supporting the WomenHeart Summit and advancing education, advocacy, and equity in women’s heart health.
- [Request a WomenHeart Champion: Heart Health Speakers](https://www.womenheart.org/request-a-womenheart-champion/): Request a WomenHeart Champion speaker to share her story and raise awareness about women’s heart health at your event, workplace, or community program.
- [Diagnose: Understanding Women’s Heart Disease Symptoms](https://www.womenheart.org/diagnose/): Learn how heart disease is diagnosed in women. Discover key symptoms, tests, and resources to help you recognize and address heart health concerns early.
- [Climate & Cardiovascular Care](https://www.womenheart.org/climate-cardiovascular-care/): Explore how Climate & Cardiovascular Care impacts women’s heart health WomenHeart advocates for policies protecting cardiovascular care & vulnerable communities
- [About WomenHeart: The Heart Behind WomenHeart](https://www.womenheart.org/about-us/): Learn about WomenHeart, the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease empowering, educating, and advocating for women’s heart health nationwide.
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- [Wenger Awards | Honoring Leaders in Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/wenger-awards/): Celebrate the WomenHeart Wenger Awards, recognizing individuals and organizations making outstanding contributions to women’s heart health and advocacy.
- [HeartScarves | Comforting Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/heartscarves/): WomenHeart’s HeartScarves program provides handmade scarves and messages of hope to women living with heart disease—offering comfort, care, and connection.
- [Heart Health IS Women's Health Summit](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-health-is-womens-health-summit/): Join the Heart Health Is Women’s Health Summit, bringing together experts, advocates, and patients to advance women’s cardiovascular health.
- [Board of Directors](https://www.womenheart.org/board-of-directors/): Meet the WomenHeart Board of Directors, leaders dedicated to advancing women’s heart health through advocacy, education, and community impact.
- [WomenHeart Forum 2026: Leading the Future of Women’s Heart Health](https://www.womenheart.org/wh-forum-2026/): Join the WomenHeart Forum 2026—an empowering event bringing together advocates, healthcare leaders, and women to shape the future of heart health.
- [Tickets Checkout](https://www.womenheart.org/tickets-checkout/)
- [Order Completed](https://www.womenheart.org/tickets-order/)
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## Your Heart Journey

- [Advocate for Women with Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/advocate-for-women-with-heart-disease/): Access to affordable health insurance, heart disease research, ensuring women are included in medical research, and more are all made possible through laws and public policies. WomenHeart works to advance federal policies that support women living with and at risk of heart disease, and we train and encourage women to be advocates for themselves.
- [Survivor Stories](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/survivor-stories/): Nothing is more powerful than a story from the heart. Stories of survival make the facts and figures on women’s heart disease come to life and echo the importance of WomenHeart messages of prevention and early detection, accurate diagnosis, and proper treatment. Our WomenHeart Champions are not only survivors, but the”boots on the ground” in the
- [#HeartStrong for Giving Tuesday 2018](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/heartstrong-giving-tuesday-2018/): Thank you to everyone who gave heart in 2018! [youtube video_id="G5vDJO-Ro8A" caption=""] Last year, WomenHeart highlighted powerful stories of women who are staying #heartstrong, sharing their scars, and inspiring others to lead the fight against heart disease. Your donation helps us continue to support, educate, and advocate for the 48 million American women living with
- [I'm Having Heart Symptoms. What Do I Do?](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/im-having-heart-symptoms-what-do-i-do/): You've educated yourself on the signs and symptoms of heart attack in women. You are experiencing signs and symptoms. Now what do you do? TAKE ACTION! CALL 911. Tell the dispatcher you are experiencing signs and symptoms of a heart attack. An ambulance will be sent to transport you to the closest hospital with emergency cardiac care
- [Tips for Managing Prescription Medication](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/tips-for-managing-prescription-medication/): Keeping up with your prescription medicines can be a challenge. Follow these tips to make sure you stay on top of your prescription medicine regimen: Keep a list of all your prescription medicines and their daily dosage. Give a copy of the list to each doctor you visit. Give added copies of the list to
- [Healthy Mind for a Healthy Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/healthy-mind-for-a-healthy-heart/): The Mental Health and Heart Disease Connection Imagine that you’ve just had a heart attack. You’re in recovery, shaken up, and you feel like your entire world has changed in an instant. You feel differently about yourself, your loved ones, about life in general. In other words, heart disease has rocked your world: facing your
- [Cardiac Rehabilitation](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/cardiac-rehabilitation/): Your doctor may recommend that you attend a cardiac rehabilitation program during which healthcare professionals and physical therapists will work with you to develop healthy eating habits and start you on a graduated program of exercise. These programs also offer guidance about reducing your risk for another heart attack, such as smoking cessation, and lowering
- [Recovering from a Heart Attack](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/recovering-from-a-heart-attack/): "You've had a heart attack." These five words will change your life. They are very scary and may suggest death, long-term disability, or endless pain and suffering. You must be asking yourself: Can I ever recover from the trauma of this near-death experience? Will I ever stop being afraid? Will my life ever get back
- [Managing Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/managing-heart-disease/): As with other chronic diseases, heart disease requires lifelong management. Making heart healthy changes in your daily life remains the single most effective way to stop the disease from progressing. If you have already survived a heart attack, adopting better lifestyle habits can reduce the risk of another one.Check out WomenHeart's lifesaving heart health tips so that
- [Roadmap to a Diagnosis](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/testing-methods/): It's important to know that no one diagnostic test can determine your risk of heart disease; often several tests are required. As your own health advocate, know the reasons and risks of each test, and don’t be reluctant to ask your healthcare provider or technician questions. Blood Tests When looking for clues about your heart
- [Questions for your Doctor](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/questions-for-your-doctor/): Be prepared to speak with your doctor by writing your questions down and bringing the list with you to your appointment. When the doctor answers your questions, be sure to write down his/her responses. If things are not clear, to ask for clarification! Use the lists below as a guide: Treatment, Medication and Surgical Procedures About Treatment Options: What is the recommended treatment? Are there
- [Family History and Heart Disease](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/family-history-and-heart-disease/): Family history is one of the leading risk factors for heart disease. By knowing your family history of heart disease and sharing it with your healthcare provider, you can take the right measures to stay healthy and decrease your risk of heart disease as you age. The most important aspect of your family history of heart disease is finding out if any members of your immediate family
- [Understand Your Risk Factors](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/understanding-your-risk-factors/): Be prepared to speak with your doctor by writing your questions down and bringing them with you to your appointment. Use the list below as a guide. What is my overall risk for heart disease? What lifestyle changes can I start making to improve my heart health? What tests should I have to monitor my risk factors for developing heart disease or other
- [Know Your Numbers](https://www.womenheart.org/your-heart-journey/know-your-numbers/): Blood Pressure, Cholesterol and Blood Sugar If you have elevated levels of these measures, your doctor will want to work with you to lower these numbers to reduce your cardiovascular risk. Despite the fact that heart disease means the arteries to your heart have been damaged, there are steps you can take to stop the

## Support Locations

- [Delaware](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/delaware/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links() below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Washington](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/washington/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Connecticut](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/connecticut/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Michigan](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/michigan/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Virginia](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/virginia/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Virginia. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Mississippi, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Indiana](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/indiana/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [California](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/california/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. However, a Spanish language Virtual Support group is available in Long Beach. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at
- [New York](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/new-york/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Georgia](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/georgia/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Illinois](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/illinois/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Florida](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/florida/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Wyoming](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/wyoming/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Wyoming. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Wyoming, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Wisconsin](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/wisconsin/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [West Virginia](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/west-virginia/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in West Virginia. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in West Virginia, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Vermont](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/vermont/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Vermont. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Vermont, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Utah](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/utah/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Utah. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Utah, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Texas](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/texas/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Tennessee](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/tennessee/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Tennessee. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Tennessee, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [South Carolina](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/south-carolina/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in South Carolina. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in South Carolina, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Pennsylvania](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/pennsylvania/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [North Dakota](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/north-dakota/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [North Carolina](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/north-carolina/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [New Jersey](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/new-jersey/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Missouri](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/missouri/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Mississippi](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/mississippi/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Mississippi. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Mississippi, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Minnesota](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/minnesota/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Minnesota. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Minnesota, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Kentucky](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/kentucky/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Kentucky. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Kentucky, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Kansas](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/kansas/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Idaho](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/idaho/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Colorado](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/colorado/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Colorado. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Colorado, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Alabama](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/alabama/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Arizona](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/arizona/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Ohio](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/ohio/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [South Dakota](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/south-dakota/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in South Dakota. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in South Dakota, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Rhode Island](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/rhode-island/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Rhode Island. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Wyoming, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Oklahoma](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/oklahoma/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Oklahoma. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Oklahoma, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Nevada](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/nevada/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Nevada. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Nevada, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [New Mexico](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/new-mexico/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in New Mexico. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in New Mexico, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [New Hampshire](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/new-hampshire/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in New Hampshire. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Wyoming, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Nebraska](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/nebraska/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Nebraska. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Nebraska, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Montana](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/montana/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Montana. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Montana, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Maine](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/maine/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Maine. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Maine, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion. If you would like to start a support group in Maine, contact us here.
- [Hawaii](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/hawaii/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Hawaii. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Hawaii, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion. If you would like to start a support group in Hawaii, contact us here.
- [District of Columbia](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/district-of-columbia/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in the District of Columbia. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in D.C., you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Alaska](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/alaska/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Alaska. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Alaska, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Maryland](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/maryland/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Oregon](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/oregon/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Massachusetts](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/massachusetts/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Arkansas](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/arkansas/): There are currently no WomenHeart Support Networks in Arkansas. WomenHeart also offers one-on-one support, virtual meetings, and an online community. If you are a heart disease survivor and would like to start a support group in Arkansas, you can learn how to become a WomenHeart Champion.
- [Louisiana](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/louisiana/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the links below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [Iowa](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/iowa/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart
- [British Columbia](https://www.womenheart.org/support-locations/british-columbia/): Led by trained patient volunteers, WomenHeart’s local support groups meet monthly to provide women living with heart disease critical peer-to-peer support, information and encouragement. Please note, the majority of our support network meetings are conducted in English. Contact a WomenHeart Support Network Coordinator at the link below for details on the next scheduled meeting. WomenHeart

## Events

- [New Castle County Support Network](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/new-castle-county-support-network/2026-10-06/): Our WomenHeart Support Group is a welcoming community for women living with heart disease to connect, share, learn, and support one another. We meet virtually once a month and gather in person once each quarter for lunch or dinner, giving us time to strengthen connections beyond the screen. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88247236423?pwd=R3ZQNi9IUVByRENEbWVQazdGRTR5Zz09 Meeting ID: 882 4723
- [New Castle County Support Network](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/new-castle-county-support-network-2/2026-11-03/): This is our monthly support Network meeting, you can join using this Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88247236423?pwd=R3ZQNi9IUVByRENEbWVQazdGRTR5Zz09 Meeting ID: 882 4723 6423 Passcode: 269912
- [More Than Reproductive Health: PMOS (Formerly PCOS) and Your Heart](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/more-than-reproductive-health-pmos-formerly-pcos-and-your-heart/): In recognition of PCOS Awareness Month, WomenHeart invites you to learn more about polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), the new name for the condition previously known as PCOS. PMOS is a complex hormonal and metabolic condition, but it is often discussed primarily in relation to periods, fertility, and reproductive health. As a result, women may
- [ATTR-CM Educational Presentation](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/attr-cm-educational-presentation/): Join us for a special educational conversation, hosted in partnership with our Chicago Support Network groups, focused on ATTR-CM, a serious heart condition caused by abnormal protein buildup in the heart. We’ll discuss why ATTR-CM can be difficult to recognize, what women living with heart disease should know, and the importance of recognizing symptoms and
- [New Castle County Support Network  – Guest Speaker Dr Hedva Barenholtz Levy](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/new-castle-county-support-network-guest-speaker-dr-hedva-barenholtz-levy/): De Hedva Barenholtz Levy, PharmaD, the author of the book "Maybe It's Your Medication" is our guest speaker for our Virtual September meeting. She will be speaking about 'Strategies for Safer Medication Use'. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88247236423?pwd=R3ZQNi9IUVByRENEbWVQazdGRTR5Zz0
- [Heart & Life Connections](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/heart-life-connections/2026-07-08/): This group creates a dedicated space for women living with heart disease during their early and mid-life stages who are balancing diagnosis and treatment alongside life experiences such as work, caregiving, family planning, and other major life transitions. The focus is on shared lived experience and peer support among women navigating heart disease earlier in
- [Heart Health IS Women’s Health Forum](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/heart-health-is-womens-health-forum-27/): Heart Health IS Women’s Health Forum - WomenHeart
- [Wenger Awards Celebration](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/wenger-awards-celebration-27/): The Wenger Awards Celebration is the heart of the WomenHeart Summit evening program. Named in honor of Dr. Nanette K. Wenger, a trailblazer in women’s cardiovascular medicine, the event recognizes individuals and organizations driving real progress in research, care, and advocacy for women’s heart health. Guests will experience an inspiring evening that celebrates achievement, legacy,
- [Letter to My Mother - Long Island Community Event](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/letter-to-my-mother-long-island-community-event/): In collaboration with WomenHeart, Medtronic is hosting a community event in Long Island, NY to create broad awareness of heart valve disease symptoms for women and encourage attendees to act when it comes to their heart health. This event is designed for patients and their care teams, with the goal to educate and empower women
- [WomenHeart of San Diego County](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/womenheart-of-san-diego-county/2026-05-21/): Join the San Diego County WomenHeart Support Network for our monthly virtual meeting, a supportive space for women living with heart disease to connect, share experiences, and support one another. In addition to peer connection, meetings include wellness-focused sessions and occasional guest speakers such as healthcare experts who share education and guidance on heart health
- [Mental Health and Heart Disease: Honest Conversations and Shared Experience](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/mental-health-and-heart-disease-honest-conversations-and-shared-experience/): Living with heart disease affects more than physical health. Many women experience fear, grief, anxiety, loneliness, guilt, shame, or changes in identity after a diagnosis, yet the emotional side of living with heart disease is not always openly discussed. Join WomenHeart for a conversation about mental health and heart disease moderated by WomenHeart Champion and
- [WomenHeart of Puget Sound](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/womenheart-of-puget-sound/2026-06-02/): A virtual Seattle-area support network for women living with heart disease. Share experiences, access education, and build community.
- [Congenital Heart Connect](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/congenital-heart-connect/2026-06-16/): The Congenital Heart Connect Support Network is a virtual community for women living with congenital heart disease to connect, learn, and support one another through shared lived experience. This group offers a welcoming space for emotional support, peer connection, and education, including conversations with expert speakers and discussions on topics such as navigating adulthood with
- [Hermanas de Corazón - WomenHeart en Español](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/hermanas-de-corazon-womenheart-en-espanol-2/2026-05-21/): ¡Únete a nuestro grupo de apoyo en español para mujeres con enfermedades del corazón! Este espacio ofrece conexión, educación y apoyo de parte de otras mujeres que entienden lo que significa vivir con una condición cardíaca.¿Tienes preguntas o quieres saber más? Envía un correo electrónico a: hermanas@womenheart.org. Join us for this month's meeting of our
- [WomenHeart Advocacy Day–You Can Participate](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/womenheart-advocacy-day-you-can-participate/): Advocacy Day brings our Champions to engage with policymakers on Capitol Hill, advocate policies that improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment of heart disease.
- [Heart Health IS Women’s Health Forum](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/heart-health-is-womens-health-forum/): The Heart Health IS Women’s Health Forum opens the Summit with an immersive morning of education, storytelling, and inspiration. This signature public event explores what it truly means to care for the whole woman — mind, body, and heart. Experts, advocates, and women with lived experience share insights on prevention, mental wellness, technology, and advocacy
- [Wenger Awards Celebration](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/wenger-awards-celebration/): The Wenger Awards Celebration is the centerpiece of the WomenHeart Summit. Named in honor of Dr. Nanette K. Wenger, a trailblazer in women’s cardiovascular medicine, the event recognizes individuals and organizations driving progress in research, care, and advocacy. Guests experience an inspiring evening that celebrates achievement, legacy, and the collective commitment to improving women’s heart
- [Cardiomyopathy in Women: Recognizing Symptoms and Reaching a Diagnosis](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/cardiomyopathy-in-women-recognizing-symptoms-and-reaching-a-diagnosis/): Join WomenHeart for a foundational HeartTalks session on cardiomyopathy, a diverse group of conditions that affect the heart muscle. While cardiomyopathy can occur in anyone, many women experience delays in diagnosis due to systemic issues in cardiovascular care—such as symptoms being attributed to non-cardiac causes, lower clinical suspicion, or their concerns not being fully considered.
- [Women & Blood Pressure: Why It Matters—Even When You Feel Fine](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/women-blood-pressure-why-it-matters-even-when-you-feel-fine/): Join us for Women & Blood Pressure: Why It Matters—Even When You Feel Fine. High blood pressure is often silent, but not harmless. This HeartTalk explains what hypertension is, why it matters even when you feel fine, what “normal” vs. “high” means, and how risk can shift across a woman’s life (pregnancy and postpartum, birth
- [Hermanas de Corazón - WomenHeart en Español](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/hermanas-de-corazon-womenheart-en-espanol/2025-09-18/): ¡Únete a nuestro grupo de apoyo en español para mujeres con enfermedades del corazón! Este espacio ofrece conexión, educación y apoyo de parte de otras mujeres que entienden lo que significa vivir con una condición cardíaca. Join us for the launch of our Spanish-language support network for women with heart disease. This group provides connection,
- [Self Care through Mindfulness and Meditation](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/self-care-through-mindfulness-and-meditation/2025-10-16/): Join this fast paced, fun and informative course. We will use meditation, mindfulness and other techniques to improve our digestion, sleep, energy and Stress level. Group is limited to 8 participants so we get to know one another. No activity lasts more than 15 minutes. All you need is colored markers and a desire to
- [Beats of Change: Stories Driving Awareness & Action](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/beats-of-change-stories-driving-awareness-action/): Be among the first to experience Beats of Change: Stories Driving Awareness & Action, an exclusive World Heart Day screening and conversation. Join WomenHeart this World Heart Day for an exclusive first look at beats of change, a moving short film that amplifies women’s voices and shines a light on the realities of heart disease.
- [Treat Me Right Live, Featuring Champion Pat Weilnau](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/treat-me-right-live-featuring-champion-pat-weilnau/): Join us live as WomenHeart Champion Pat Weilnau shares her powerful story of misdiagnosis, self-advocacy, and what it means to be truly heard in the healthcare system. Learn how the Treat Me Right campaign is shifting the narrative for women living with heart disease.
- [2025 WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/science-leadership-symposium/): WomenHeart is currently looking for dynamic, driven women with heart disease to apply to become WomenHeart Champions at the 2025 WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium. This is the nation’s only volunteer program that trains women with heart disease to serve as educators, advocates, and support for women living with heart disease. About the Science &
- [Deadline to Apply: 2025 WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/apply-science-leadership-symposium/): WomenHeart is currently looking for dynamic, driven women with heart disease to apply to become WomenHeart Champions at the 2025 WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium. This is the nation’s only volunteer program that trains women with heart disease to serve as educators, advocates, and support for women living with heart disease. About the Science &
- [Women & Heart Failure: From Diagnosis to Innovation](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/women-heart-failure-from-diagnosis-to-innovation/): [et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”]Join us for a powerful HeartTalk on heart failure, a growing health concern, and one that often looks different in women. Facilitated by WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre, this conversation will feature renowned heart failure expert Dr. JoAnn Lindenfeld, who will walk us through what every woman should know: from
- [When Heart Symptoms Don’t Add Up: Understanding ATTR-CM](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/when-heart-symptoms-dont-add-up-understanding-attr-cm/): This HeartTalks conversation will explore transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM), a serious yet often overlooked condition that can cause the heart to stiffen, leading to symptoms commonly mistaken for other forms of heart disease, particularly heart failure. ATTR-CM can present with fatigue, shortness of breath, swelling, and other signs that resemble more familiar heart conditions, which
- [Treat Me Right Live With Champion Joy O’Neal Riley](https://www.womenheart.org/calendar-of-events/treat-me-right-live-with-champion-joy-oneal-riley/): Facebook Live Event When Joy O’Neal Riley’s heart symptoms were dismissed for more than two years, she started to believe it was just stress or age. But a life insurance application revealed the truth: advanced heart failure. Join us for a powerful live conversation where Joy shares her journey from misdiagnosis to advocacy, and how

## Series

- [New Castle County Support Network](https://www.womenheart.org/series/new-castle-county-support-network-2/)
- [New Castle County Support Network](https://www.womenheart.org/series/new-castle-county-support-network/)
- [Heart & Life Connections](https://www.womenheart.org/series/heart-life-connections/)
- [WomenHeart of Puget Sound](https://www.womenheart.org/series/womenheart-of-puget-sound/): A virtual Seattle-area support network for women living with heart disease. Share experiences, access education, and build community.
- [Congenital Heart Connect](https://www.womenheart.org/series/congenital-heart-connect/): Join WomenHeart’s virtual support group for women living with congenital heart disease. Connect, learn, and find community.
- [WomenHeart of San Diego County](https://www.womenheart.org/series/womenheart-of-san-diego-county/)
- [Hermanas de Corazón - WomenHeart en Español](https://www.womenheart.org/series/hermanas-de-corazon-womenheart-en-espanol/)
- [Self Care through Mindfulness and Meditation](https://www.womenheart.org/series/self-care-through-mindfulness-and-meditation/)

## Journey Phases

- [Prevent](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-journey/prevent/)
- [Diagnose](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-journey/diagnose/)
- [Treat](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-journey/treat/)
- [Thrive](https://www.womenheart.org/heart-journey/thrive/)