Go Red For Women
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We are the American Heart Association’s national movement to end heart disease and stroke in women because it’s not just a man’s disease.
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facebook.comA mineral, a metal and a deadly pregnancy condition
Blood levels of manganese and cadmium provide clues on preeclampsia, a potentially deadly pregnancy complication, a new study shows. http://spr.ly/6189EfNr9
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Are you ready to inspire women all over the country with your story of survival? Apply to be a Go Red For Women spokesperson. Join #GoRedGetFit and submit a ~60-second video about how you beat cardiovascular disease every day. http://spr.ly/6002ELqj4
Want to live longer? Be an optimist, study says
Looking on the bright side isn't always easy, but it could add years to your life. Try these tips to be more optimistic:
National Dog Day
DYK: People who walk their dogs are more likely to get the recommended amount of physical activity than those who don’t. #NationalDogDay http://spr.ly/6183E0K8x
Participate in research
Women, especially women of color, continue to be underrepresented in research globally. Celebrate #WomensEqualityDay and join the fight against heart disease in women.
This Rare Heart Attack Is Most Likely to Strike Younger, Healthy Women
Raising awareness about spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
Breakfast: Eating Healthy On The Run
Mornings can be hectic, especially once the school year starts. What's the secret to starting off the day with a healthy breakfast? Plan ahead!
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You haven’t just survived heart disease, you’ve thrived. As a Go Red For Women “Real Woman,” you could inspire women all over the country to beat cardiovascular disease. Post a ~60-second video to #GoRedGetFit to apply. http://spr.ly/6005ELqdf
Go Red for Women - Mika Leah
Want to live a longer, healthier life? Just move more! We're here to help. Learn more at http://spr.ly/6187E0K6b
Bias In Medicine: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
Women can face an uphill battle when it comes to equality in medicine, and their symptoms can be misunderstood. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver recently tackled these grim facts, and we hope helped raise awareness. Click below to watch the full report. (NSFW: This segment contains profanity, but we’re sharing it here because it makes some powerful points.)
How to Sleep Better with a Bedtime Routine
How did you sleep last night? If you’re struggling, take a good look at your nighttime routine.
Heart Walk
Walking is great for your heart! Walking with a team for a good cause is even better. Find a Heart Walk near you:http://spr.ly/6188E0J7i
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