There are things every woman can do to help protect themselves from a first cardiovascular event (primary prevention) or another heart attack or ischemic stroke (secondary prevention). Here's what you need to know. share
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Did You Know There Are Early Warning Signs For Hypertension? share
One of the most dangerous things about hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is that it can damage a woman's body without even being noticed. Here's what you need to know.
Did You Know That Heart Disease Affects Women Of Color Differently? share
The risk of cardiovascular disease among women, especially women of color is poorly understood, yet the statistics speak for themselves. Here’s what you need to know.
Menopause And Your Heart share
Both age and menopause increase your risk of heart disease but there are lifestyle changes that can significantly reduce your risk at any age.
What Worries Women About Their Heart Health? share
We asked more than 1,600 women to share their thoughts about heart health. Here is what they had to say.
Living Well With AFib share
Those who have AFib should be well aware of these things: living a healthy lifestyle and reducing stroke risk.
Aging Smart, Aging Well: How Women Make Decisions About Their Health In The 21st Century share
Created by HealthyWomen and WebMD, Aging Smart, Aging Well is a new nationwide initiative spotlighting the health information needs and concerns of women ages 40 and older.
Infant Feeding Choices: What Parents Are Saying share
If you’ve ever felt judged by any of your parenting choices, you’re not alone. Read what 1,202 mothers and caregivers had to say during a recent survey.
