NOVEMBER 2021 eNews
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New PSA Raises Awareness of Heart Disease in Women
WomenHeart has partnered with Women’s Heart Alliance to help promote a new PSA that educates women about the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. Check it out ([link removed] here. As part of a media blitz to share the new PSA and spread the word about women’s heart health, WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre spoke to a local radio station in the Washington, DC ([link removed] area and to a TV station in Las Vegas ([link removed] And WomenHeart Champions spoke to their local news outlets. Watch Jarretta Utley ([link removed] on her Memphis, TN station.
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Tell the Senate to Pass Legislation that Supports Heart Health
The House recently passed legislation that makes progress on many WomenHeart priorities – policies that support women’s heart health and women living with or at risk of heart disease. The Build Back Better Act includes paid leave, maternal health provisions and policies to expand access to vaccines and to high quality, affordable health insurance. Take action and tell your Senators ([link removed] to pass this legislation today.
Our Latest HeartTalks: How to Access Heart Care
WomenHeart hosted a HeartTalks webinar on why it’s important to be proactive about your heart health and provided information on how to access that care – whether that is through telemedicine, from a pharmacy or local health clinic or more. WomenHeart Champions Maggie Teliska and Madalyn Adams, Dr. Nanette Wenger and an expert from the National Patient Advocate Foundation shared information and personal experiences. Watch the webinar here ([link removed]
Going Back to the Heart of Cardiology: A Virtual Conference Benefits WomenHeart
Medscape Cardiology/theHeart.org is holding its 2nd annual virtual conference for practicing clinicians featuring topics with a direct impact on cardiology practice, including heart failure, lipid management, new approaches to device-based care and more. This initiative features six live-streamed sessions over one week, December 6-10. All proceeds from attendee registration will be donated to WomenHeart and the Association of Black Cardiologists. Register here ([link removed]
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