Go RED!

American Heart Association

For Every Heart, There’s A Story Marie Osmond encourages women to unite in the fight against heart disease and join the Go Red For Women movement. Beginning February 1 – National Wear Red Day – Marie is calling on survivors, family members, friends and heart health professionals to share their story of how heart disease has affected their lives.

Light & Easy Recipes Light & Easy Recipes is a 100-page, four-color magazine cookbook with recipes that help women reduce their risks for heart disease and stroke. Look for it at your local grocery store checkout stand beginning February 5. HEART for Women Act Heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 killer of American women. During American Heart Month, ask your lawmakers to do their part to cure these diseases by co-sponsoring the HEART for Women Act. Women’s lives depend on it!

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