Heart disease is the leading killer of American women today.
But here’s the good news: by making simple lifestyle changes,
you can dramatically lower your risk.
Below, you’ll find heart-healthy tips for women from expert
cardiologists at Duke to help protect you from the disease. You
can also browse through stories from our “Red-Dress” heart
disease survivors, whose experiences prompted them to spread
the message of prevention and hope.
You're invited to join us during our annual celebration of
women's hear health. With Duke heart and women's health
specialist on hand to share their expertise, you'll hear from
survivors of heart disease and learn how to defend yourself
against the the #1 killer of American women today.
Featuring:
- Presentations and panel discussions with Duke
experts
- Health fair
- Heart disease risk-factor screenings
- Heart-healthy breakfast and luncheon
- Performances by Triangle dance groups
- Red Dress survivorship showcase
This special event is hosted by Mistress of Ceremonies Pati
Darak of News14 Carolina.
Learn more about the event (PDF, 292 KB)
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