NOVEMBER 2022 eNews

Thank You for Supporting WomenHeart

There is a lot of need in the world, and we know the WomenHeart community is filled with people who are generous and passionate about supporting others. So we don’t take it for granted when you chose to donate to WomenHeart on Giving Tuesday. We hope you watched Board Chair Elinor Shin share live on social media why she cares so much about WomenHeart’s work and mission. We want to send a big thanks to all of you for your support – it makes an impact – and for believing in our mission. You made the day a success. Together we are improving the lives of women with or at risk of heart disease while fighting for equity in heart health.

Learn Your Family Heart Health History

At this time of year, we often gather with family members – making it the perfect opportunity to learn more about our family’s history with heart disease. While it may be a difficult subject to broach, WomenHeart’s latest blog offers practical advice for how to raise the issue and what to ask. Having a history of heart disease in your family places you at risk – the more you know, the more you can do to take charge of your own heart health.

Celina Gorre is Spreading the Word on the Global Stage

WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre had an active November, raising awareness of WomenHeart and women’s heart health. After attending AHA’s Scientific Sessions in Chicago where she met with several partners and learned the latest in cardiac research, she was off to Europe. She spoke at the High-Level Forum on the Silver Economy hosted by the Global Coalition on Aging about the barriers and enablers of healthy aging that women face. Then later in the month, she spoke at the Global Heart Hub Unite Annual Summit about women and cardiovascular health.

Want to Learn more about Women & Heart Disease? Check Out WomenHeartTV

WomenHeart’s YouTube channel is filled with informative videos. It’s a great resource for educational videos, HeartTalks webinars, short animated infomercials, and Champions’ personal stories. There’s even a cardiac yoga series. So whether you’re looking for something to share with other women, want to educate clinicians or hospital staff, or just want to learn more yourself, we’ve got something for everyone.

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