Heart Disease
Heart Disease for Women
Since 1984, more women have died of heart disease than men. Though causes of heart disease are similar in men and women, certain factors like menopausal age, depression, chemicals, and HPV increase women's risks.
Luckily, there are certain actions you can take to ward off risk factors for developing heart disease that are prevalent in women. You can: quit smoking, get help for depression, prevent diabetes, lower your toxic exposure, and be your own health advocate. Learn how to take your heart health into your own hands and reduce your risk.
Heart to Heart
Heart to Heart
After surviving a rare coronary artery dissection and massive heart attack while nine months pregnant, Nefertari has devoted her life to uplifting other heart patients and promoting heart health awareness.
Heart Disease in Women Overview
Signs and symptoms of heart disease in women can be subtle and often go unnoticed. Become an advocate for your own health.
Best Exercises for Women
Aerobic exercise is the best type for heart health. Walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, and elliptical machines.
Women and Heart Disease Stats and Facts
Since 1984, more women have died of heart disease than men. What are the statistics behind women and heart disease?
How to Prevent Heart Disease in Women
There are certain things women can do to ward off specific risk factors for developing heart disease. Help prevent heart disease.
What Causes Heart Disease in Women?
Though causes of heart disease are similar in men and women, certain factors like menopausal age, depression, chemicals, and HPV increase women's risk.
Meditation and Breathing Exercises to Reduce Stress
Too much stress can be bad for your heart, but you can control how it affects you with deep breathing and meditation exercises.