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 early symptoms and common causes to […]
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 & […]
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.
¡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, […]
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. […]
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 & […]
¡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, […]
¡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, […]
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 […]
¡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, […]
¡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, […]
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. […]
