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Feb. 3 is National Wear Red Day to bring awareness to heart health

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February is American heart month. Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women particularly women of color. Felicia Pickett is a Go Red for Women Ambassador for the American Heart Association. She advises anyone who experiences a heart attack to directly go to the emergency room, not an urgent care facility because they do not have the proper equipment.

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WPTZ

CVPH raising funds to support women's heart health on National Wear Red Day

Friday February 3rd is National Wear Red Day. It's part of the the American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" movement.

1 year ago·Plattsburgh, United States

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WXII

Pull out the red clothes, National 'Wear Red Day' raises awareness for women's heart health

Pull out the red clothes. National "Wear Red Day" is tomorrow, Feb. 3, and it aims to raise awareness of the leading cause of death in women, which is cardiovascular disease.

1 year ago·Salem, United States

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WBIR

National Wear Red Day brings attention to women's heart health

The American Heart Association wants to ensure women recognize the symptoms of a heart attack or stroke.

1 year ago

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KGET

Wear Red Day brings awareness to Women’s heart and brain health

Heart attack survivor and a Go Red for Women Ambassador for the American Heart Association Felicia Pickett joined 17 News to talk about the importance of Wear Red Day and what the community can do to get involved.

1 year ago

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Shaw Local

Feb. 3 is National Wear Red Day to bring awareness to heart health

National Wear Red Day is Friday, Feb. 3.The La Salle County Health Department is encouraging people to wear red to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease and help save lives. Why? Because losing even one person to cardiovascular disease is too many.February is American Heart Month, a month to spread awareness about the importance of heart health. Heart disease is the number one killer of women in Illinois, and the U.S.While heart disease h…

1 year ago

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