Great to contribute to @globalhearthub.bsky.social Empower Series webinar a brilliant resource helping people understand heart health and navigate care with confidence
Professionals can learn so much from lived experience
Explore the series:
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"That's almost 40 years of life for a woman, and we basically have no evidence of what to do for these women. That's not acceptable. They have conditions, they need to be treated, and we need to know if a treatment is safe and effective." -Women As One Founder Dr Roxana Mehran on the exclusion criteria of "women of childbearing age", which appears frequently in cardiology.

“We basically have no evidence of what to do for these women - that’s not acceptable,” says Dr Roxana Mehran.

Decades of underrepresentation in trials leave gaps in care. Equity in cardiovascular research is essential.

Read more: www.hcplive.com/view...

#WomensHeartHealth #CardioSky

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, yet it's often overlooked. Let's shift the narrative and raise awareness for women's heart health. Together, we can change these stats!

#WomensHeartHealth #HeartAwareness #Hospital

At the Barbra Streisand Women’s Heart Center, we’re working to close the gaps in women’s cardiovascular research—because one-size-fits-all medicine doesn’t work.

Women deserve data. Women deserve answers. ❤️
#WomensHeartHealth #ResearchMatters

❤️ Heart disease is the #1 cause of death in women—yet many women still underestimate their risk.

This #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re committed to advancing research, awareness, and prevention so every woman can know her risk and protect her heart.

#HeartHealth #WomensHeartHealth

Huge thanks to the CRT organizers for an incredible #CRT2026! 🙌 The focus on coronary microvascular disease & women’s cardiovascular health sparked vital discussions and connections. Grateful for the collaboration! 💙 #InterventionalCardiology #CMD #WomensHeartHealth

It Sounds Like Good News for Women, But... Women tend to have less arterial plaque than men. Good, right? Not exactly. Their risk of chest pain and having a heart attack is the same. Here's why.

Women tend to have less arterial plaque than men. Good, right? Not exactly. Their risk of chest pain and having a heart attack is the same. Here's why. www.thedoctorwillseeyounow.com/content/wome... @harvardmed.bsky.social #plaque @mgbwomenheart.bsky.social #CardiovascularHealth #womenshearthealth

While women have less artery-clogging plaque on average, a new study finds it doesn’t lower their risk for serious heart events.

youtu.be/KPOpopAWxXg

#WomensHeartHealth #HeartDiseaseAwareness #CardiovascularHealth #WomenAndHeartDisease #HeartHealth #CoronaryArteryDisease #PlaqueBuildUp

Awareness is key! 🤔

Myth: Heart disease in women means blocked arteries.
Fact: CMD is more common in women and often occurs without obstructive coronary artery disease, leading to underdiagnosis.

#WomensHeartHealth #CMD #CardioAwareness #ClosingTheGap #HeartDisease

February is American Heart Month. All moms deserve support for their heart health ❤️

Access resources for heart health here: www.preeclampsia.org/heart-diseas....

#AmericanHeartMonth #womenshearthealth #hearthealth #maternalhealth

Thank you to Premier Tim Houston for recognizing February 13 as Wear Red Canada Day in #NovaScotia and for supporting awareness of women’s heart and vascular health.

#WearRedCanada #HerHeartMatters #WomensHeartHealth

Today is #WearRedCanada in support of #womenshearthealth because #herheartmatters 💃🫀

Did you know: CVD kills more woman than ALL forms of cancer combined?

Know the facts.

Check out cwhha.ca/wearredcanada/ for more info.

Thank you to Premier Doug Ford for recognizing February 13 as Wear Red Canada Day in Ontario and for showing support by wearing red!

To learn more, visit WearRedCanada.ca

#WearRedCanada #HerHeartMatters #WomensHeartHealth

What is Wear Red Canada? - CWHHA Wear Red Canada is celebrated annually across Canada on February 13th to raise awareness about women’s heart health. Events are held across the country...

The types of #HeartDisease can be different for women than men. To learn more about the various types visit WearRedCanada.ca and join us today as we raise awareness about #WomensHeartHealth. #HerHeartMatters Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance (CWHHA)

Happy International Women and Girls in Science Day to the ladies of the Collins lab. I appreciate all the effort and hard work you put in. #womeninscience #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience #collinslab #womenshearthealth #cardiosky @uoflmedicine.bsky.social @uoflenvirome.bsky.social

The science of a resilient heart — School of Medicine University of Louisville Published on February 11, 2026

Every 80 seconds a woman loses her life to cardiovascular disease. We strive to increase our knowledge of women’s heart health so that we can make a difference. #cardiosky #womenshearthealth

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POPPY Study: Helping Women Prepare for a Healthier Tomorrow – Manchester Women Together!

Watch the interview with the POPPY team:
manchesterwomentogether.org.uk/poppy-study/
#POPPYStudy #WomensHeartHealth #PregnancyResearch #GetInvolved

Today is Wear Red Day! ❤️

A day to raise awareness, honor women's heart health, and remind us all to make choices that protect our hearts.

What's one healthy habit you'll start practicing daily to care for your heart?

#WearRedDay #WomensHeartHealth

DYK...51.9% of high blood pressure deaths, otherwise known as hypertension or the “silent killer,” are in women, and out of all women, 57.6% of Black females have hypertension — more than any other race or ethnicity. - American Heart Association

#OhioACEPGoesRed #womenshearthealth

Today is a day to think about women and cardiovascular health. Even though heart disease kills more women than all cancers combined, it's largely preventable.

Share what you know on https://www.smartpatients.com/

#WearRedDay #GoRedForWomen #SmartPatients #WomensHeartHealth

Wearing red today for #WearRedDay ❤️

Women’s cardiac disease is under-studied.
Women’s symptoms are different.
And too often, they’re dismissed.

We need better research. Better data. Better outcomes.

Science matters. Not fiction.

#WomensHeartHealth #EvidenceBasedMedicine

We’re pleased to sponsor the Cardiovascular Health Innovation award at the 2026 Femtech World Awards, celebrating innovators transforming women’s heart care.

Know someone making an impact? Share it with them and apply by March 14: womenasone.org/lates...

#WomensHeartHealth #CardioSky

Midweek check-in 💬 Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women—but knowledge is power, and progress is happening every day. #WomensHeartHealth #WednesdayWisdom

@garimasharmamd.bsky.social @mchonig.bsky.social @emilyswlau.bsky.social @mgbresearch.bsky.social @ishvnews.bsky.social #WomensHeartHealth #Cardiology #Research #MassGeneralBrigham #Inova

Our 2026 WIHD Symposium brings together leading experts advancing women’s heart health.

Thank you to our faculty for driving progress year after year. Register today cedars.cloud-cme.com/course/cours...
#WomensHeartHealth #WIHDS2026 #Cardiology

🌟 Registration is now open!
Join us for the 20th Annual Women & Ischemic Heart Disease Symposium on April 17, 2026 — a CME-accredited hybrid event dedicated to advancing cardiovascular care for women. 🔗 cedars.cloud-cme.com/course/cours...
#WIHDS2026 #WomensHeartHealth #Cardiology

The Big Shift in Cardiology to Atheroma and Inflammation One A.I. company's tag line: "Creating A World Without Heart Attacks"

@glenpyle.bsky.social - Interested in your thoughts:

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@theresisters.bsky.social @coopspeak.bsky.social

#HeartHealth
#WomensHeartHealth

🔑✨️Powerful keynote session at the #CVD in Women Symposium at #UVA featuring heartfelt patient testimonials from inspiring women — reminding us of our WHY in advancing #womenshearthealth. 💖 @prodriguezmd.bsky.social @pamelamasonep.bsky.social @chriskramermd.bsky.social

Diagram showing dynamic nature of coronary arteries, and the new pathological paradigm of acute coronary syndrome as thrombus stabilisation versus thrombus dissolution. MINOCA, myocardial infarction with no obstructive coronaries.

October #EditorsChoice for CJPP by Namkoong and Minhas:

A review of the common causes of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) in females, and the role of estrogen on its pathologies and risk factors

Read the summary: buff.ly/kCX6zys
Check out the article: buff.ly/U5NzIXq

#OpenAccess #WomensHeartHealth

Join us at the 2025 #CCCongress for a workshop on #Cardiovascular Health in Young Women: PCOS, assisted reproduction, preeclampsia & premature menopause.

Presented by CWHHA Members, Maria Lopez Laporte & Nazli Parast.

🗓️ Sat, Oct 25
🕚 11:15–12:15
Room 204AB

#HerHeartMatters #WomensHeartHealth