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Take Action NowShow your support for the HEART For Women Act (H.R. 1032/S. 422), re-introduced in Congress on February 12. You can help!
Why Women of Color May Face Higher Risks for Heart DiseaseStatistics show that about 68% of white women know that heart disease is the leading killer of women, compared to only 31% of black women and 29% of Hispanic women. Dr. Jennifer Mieres of New York University School of Medicine and Author of Heart Smart for Black Women and Latinas, helps us understand why women of color have greater challenges when it comes to heart disease.
WomenHeart has named the 2009 recipients of its annual Wenger Awards. Six individuals or organizations who have made outstanding contributions to women’s heart health accepted the honor on Monday evening, May 18, during a dinner celebration at the Embassy of Italy in Washington, D.C.
Mind, Body and SoulNo one would have suspected that Pam was sick least of all Pam. Her story is a reminder to all heart sisters to take care of yourselves - mind, body and soul.
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