This #WorldHeartDay, we want to urge governments to create an action plan against the world’s biggest killer. This petition is for everyone who values better health and access to diagnosis, care, and disease prevention.
Sign now: bit.ly/47vMBHm.
#WHD2024@worldheartfed
🔎 New research shows that 1 in 2 women under the age of 50 may be at risk for developing heart disease, yet most are not aware of their risk. Read more: cjcopen.ca/article/S2589-790… 🌎 #CJCO#HerHeartMatters
On #WearRedCanada Day let’s support women’s heart health by: 1. Being informed about heart disease risk for women
2. Support women in prioritizing important lifestyle habits that support heart health
3. Have conversations with the women in your life
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Tomorrow is #WearRedCanada to bring awareness to the leading cause of death in women- cardiovascular disease. Women have been under diagnosed, under-treated & understudied for too long. Get your red out and show your stuff tomorrow! #womenshearts#HerHeartMatters#HeartMonth
To kick off #HeartMonth, we are highlighting the inspiring story of Charlie, a baby who was born with a rare heart condition, but whose life was saved thanks to the incredible work of Dr. Kevin Harris and his team at @BCChildrensHosp. Read the full story: bcchr.info/352VfkV
You may be aware that cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women worldwide, and that much of this risk is due to sex-specific risk factors. But the prevalence of these risk factors may surprise you!
Congratulations to the Team BC girls on their inspired play and capturing the Bronze Medal at the 2023 National Women’s Under-18 Championship in Dawson Creek. To all the players and staff, you’ve made us proud!
‼️Also, this study is ongoing‼️
If you are a competitive athlete assigned female at birth and over 19 years of age (or 17 and a post secondary student), feel free to fill in our survey so we can learn more about this important issue 🏃♀️🏃♀️
Link: ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo…