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Raising awareness of heart disease

‘Wear Red Day’ at UHS raises awareness of heart disease as part of American Heart Month

February is American Heart Month, and staff at UHS in Vestal and the American Heart Association joined together to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease.

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‘Go Red for Women’ Day raises awareness for heart disease in women

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National Wear Red Day: Raising awareness for women's heart health | Medical Watch

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National Wear Red Day highlights women’s heart health

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Today is National Wear Red Day, and it’s in support of women’s cardiovascular health.

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Go red for women

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National Wear Red Day: Myths vs. facts about heart health

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It's National Wear Red Day

Betsy Hart, CEO of Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital, joined us with what we need to know about this disease, along with a fun fashion show with some survivors.

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National Wear Red Day - The Rhode Show

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National Wear Red Day brings awareness to heart disease across region

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World Heart Day 2025: Know History, Significance, And Theme Of The Global Day Of Heart Health

Every year, 29th September is observed as 'World Heart Day' a global health awareness initiative dedicated to promoting cardiovascular well-being. The day unites governments, health organisations, and communities worldwide to spread awareness about ...

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American Heart Month: History and Impact

American Heart Month occurs every February. Learn facts about American Heart Month, like its history and impact since its 1963 proclamation.

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World Heart Day marks 25 years of Raising Awareness

TULSA, Okla. — Monday marks the 25th anniversary of World Heart Day, an international effort to raise awareness about heart health and steps people can take to protect their heart. This year's theme is "Don't Miss a Beat." Heart disease has been the ...

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Celebrating World Heart Day: OSF Doctor suggests ways to be heart healthy

URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) –- One in five adults in America have died due to heart disease. But, it’s not just a problem impacting people in the U.S. In recognition of that, people around the world raised awareness for World Heart Day on Monday. OSF ...