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Women & CVD

The most common heart attack symptom, in both men and women, is some type of chest pain, pressure or discomfort. But chest pain is not always the most noticeable symptom, especially in women, who are more likely to experience it as pressure or tightness in the chest. They may even have no chest pain at […]

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13 Nov

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“My heart will be stronger because I won't give up.”At 90, while living with heart disease, Mr Lim still gets to share his love for magic thanks to a community programme that helps him stay engaged and live more comfortably at home.Watch this story and many more in Beats of Change, a series presented by WHF and produced by @BBCStoryWorks : worldheart.org/beats-of-change

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10 Nov

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“I didn't think about air pollution inside the building. I would assume that all buildings are safer than outside.”Indoor air quality is important for wellbeing, especially in busy airports. Find out how advanced filtration systems can help create healthier spaces. Watch this story and many more in Beats of Change, a series presented by WHF and produced by @BBCStoryWorks . Learn more via the link in our bio ❤️

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3 Nov

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“I really thought I was invincible and healthy and it wouldn't happen to me.”After a sudden cardiac event revealed a 95% blockage in his heart, John realised how fragile life can be. Discover how he lowered his cholesterol and transformed his health through lifestyle changes to spend more quality time with his family.Watch his story in Beats of Change, a series presented by WHF and produced by @BBCStoryWorks : worldheart.org/beats-of-change

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31 Oct

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Cardiovascular disease takes over 20 million lives every year. That's about one death every 1.5 seconds. Can you picture anything scarier than that? A healthy lifestyle is key to protect your heart. Stay informed, know the signs and make heart-healthy choices, including booking your next check! Share to remind someone you love ❤️

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31 Oct

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Hypertension is the number one risk factor for death globally, affecting more than 1 billion people in the world. It usually doesn’t show any symptoms — that’s why people often call it “the silent killer.”Awareness and regular check-ups save lives. Book your next heart check and share this to remind someone you love ❤️

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30 Oct

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“The cystic kidney disease I have is hereditary. My mother was 74 when she found out.”Hanspeter’s hereditary kidney condition and hypertension requires careful management. Discover how tracking his blood pressure around the clock helps him maintain an active lifestyle, enjoy cycling in the Swiss hills, and stay on top of his wellbeing.Watch his story in Beats of Change, a series presented by WHF and produced by @BBCStoryWorks. Learn more via the link in our bio ❤️

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29 Oct

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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, for both men and women. In fact, 30% of deaths in women are caused by cardiovascular disease. Awareness + regular check-ups can save lives. Book your next heart check, and share this to remind someone you love ❤️

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29 Oct

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Today is #WorldStrokeDay 🧠❤️Strokes are largely preventable, yet they remain a leading cause of death and disability worldwide. Learning and recognizing the FAST symptoms can save lives:❤️‍🩹 Face drooping❤️‍🩹 Arm weakness❤️‍🩹 Speech difficulty❤️‍🩹 Time to call emergency servicesActing quickly can make all the difference. #DontMissABeat #actFAST

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28 Oct

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Fear what you can’t see... Book your next heart check. Share to remind someone you love ❤️

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27 Oct

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As our global tour of World Heart Day initiatives comes to a close, Europe is our final stop. From Bulgaria to Ireland, Italy to Spain, activities across Europe highlighted the importance of heart-healthy habits. Our #DontMissABeat campaign encouraged small changes that can make a big difference for our hearts.Thank you to all our Members and partners for supporting 25 years of #WorldHeartDay ❤️

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23 Oct

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“Over 200 million patients suffer with peripheral artery disease worldwide, but it's often unrecognised.”For years, Belinda thought her pain was just a part of ageing. Only later did she learn it was peripheral artery disease. Discover how diagnosis and treatment helped her walk freely again.Watch her story in Beats of Change, a series presented by WHF and produced by @bbcstoryworks . Learn more via the link in our bio ❤️

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22 Oct

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LDL-C, often called the “bad” cholesterol, can silently increase your risk of heart disease and stroke.The good news? It’s measurable and manageable.✅ Talk to your doctor and get your cholesterol checked to understand your risk.✅ Up to 80% of heart disease cases can be prevented.✅ Knowing your numbers empowers you to take action early.Let’s build a world where everyone knows their heart health status, and no one misses a beat.#CholesterolAwareness #KnowYourNumbers #WorldHeartDay #AmgenSponsored

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