Go Red For Women®

With women's heart disease research, I was able to live a fulfilling life. When the next surgery is necessary, new technology becomes very important.

In 2010, AHA launched the "red for women" event. Historically, men were the main target of heart disease and stroke research. "Women in Red" provides concrete information on risks and actions for women to protect their health. All incomes from regional and national campaigns are used to raise awareness for women, research, education and regional planning. In 2012, actress Michelle Williams, a creative singer and actress became the ambassador for the Power to End Stroke event. When talking about her role she said: "I am honored to work in this activity, my father stroke in 2005 due to smoking, diabetes and unhealthy eating. I am suffering from a simple outpatient surgery for a stroke.I am aware of how to prevent a stroke.Let's take care of myself ... The first step is to understand your health condition. "

The Go Red for Women program is a nationwide campaign by the American Heart Association to promote prevention and women's heart health research and prompt action through changes in education and lifestyle. The Go Red For Women campaign was created by women, created by women, conducted by Macy's national sponsor, and received additional support from reason advocates. Last year, hundreds of participants announced solidarity and showed a joint GO RED campaign to end heart disease and stroke at the 8th American Heart Association, Red Girls' Luncheon in Northern New Jersey.

American Heart Association and American Stroke Association: The intersection and blessing of life, science and health

After listening to all the wonderful stories and experiences at last year's Northern Women's luncheon, "Our health is not negotiable.We have the ability to save our lives.Functional, female (It gets red due to the women's movement of the American Heart Association.) Heart attacks were aimed at collecting funds to support the American Heart Association 's mission of building a healthy life without cardiovascular disease and stroke Heartball celebrates New Jersey survivors, researchers and doctors to help fight the state's most important cause of death.Events held throughout the year include more than 400 donations Heartwarming with people, administrators, volunteers, local hearts and survivors of stroke, philanthropists, medical circles, and major New Jersey companies Vented, celebrated on an elegant and sophisticated night. Secondary activity

American Heart Association and American Stroke Association: The intersection and blessing of life, science and health