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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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11 Jun

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Living with obesity often means more than health challenges: it can also bring emotional and financial burdens, even within the very systems meant to support you. 👉 Swipe to learn how people living with obesity navigate life and the advice they'd give to others on a similar path.

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5 Jun

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This #WorldEnvironmentDay, remember: over half of air pollution deaths are from heart disease and stroke. The most vulnerable are hit hardest.Let's fight for:❤️ Clean energy❤️ Stronger health systems❤️ Safer air for allA healthy heart needs a healthy planet.

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3 Jun

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@danielamunozjim, founder & CEO of @transsalud, joined us at our Forum on Coronary Disease in Women this past May and we wanted to share her powerful message: making cardiovascular care accessible for everyone ❤️

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31 May

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Today is #WorldNoTobaccoDay.Did you know that over 15,000 candy and fruit-flavored e-cigarettes are on the market? That’s not by accident. That’s marketing, aimed at kids.It’s time to call out the manipulation.It’s time to protect our youth.Their health is not for sale.

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22 May

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Thank you to everyone who joined the 10th #WorldHeartSummit in Geneva, and online! 🌍❤️Over 160 global health leaders, 16 sessions, and one shared mission: cardiovascular health for all. From childhood obesity to indoor air pollution, AI and health during conflict, we explored it all - and also launched the #WorldHeartReport 2025!Now it’s time to turn knowledge into action. Join us by signing our petition to establish national cardiovascular plans in every country - link in our bio! 💪🫀

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17 May

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🚨 LAUNCHING NOW: The #WorldHeartReport 2025 on Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease.Our latest report warns that stigma and inadequate treatment are preventing those with obesity from getting the care they need—fueling the rise of cardiovascular disease worldwide. If trends continue, nearly 2 in 3 adults could be overweight or obese by 2050.Explore the full report at the link in our bio!

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16 May

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It's almost here! This year's #WorldHeartReport takes on one of the biggest threats to global cardiovascular health. Any idea what it could be? 👀 Take a guess in the comments below and join us tomorrow at the #WorldHeartSummit for the big reveal - register now at the link in our bio 🥁

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13 May

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Homozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia (HoFH) is a rare inherited condition that causes dangerously high levels of LDL cholesterol from birth, leading to severe cardiovascular complications and early mortality. Despite affecting approximately 1 in 300,000 people worldwide, fewer than 5% of individuals with HoFH receive an accurate and timely diagnosis. Early screening and intervention can be life-saving. Let's push for greater awareness, better screening protocols, and stronger policies to protect those living with HoFH from preventable heart disease.

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5 May

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Today is #PulmonaryHypertensionDay. Pulmonary arterial hypertension is a rare, life-threatening disease where blood vessels in the lungs are narrowed, blocked or destroyed.This puts pressure on the right side of the heart and causes it to work extra hard. Symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pain, and fainting can be subtle at first and are often mistaken for other conditions. That’s why early diagnosis and increased awareness are critical.Let’s stand with the PH community today — spread awareness and push for early detection with the hashtag #WorldPHDay2025 🫀

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24 Apr

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18 Apr

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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the world, but many of these deaths are preventable. Protect your ❤️ by choosing a healthy lifestyle.

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15 Apr

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The heartbeat just got louder.At the World Heart Federation, every new Member brings something powerful:A fresh perspective.A shared purpose.A louder beat for global heart health.From fearless advocates to leading researchers, we’re honoured to welcome our newest Members, each one a vital part of our growing community. Because real progress doesn’t happen alone. It happens together.This isn’t just a network. It’s a movement.And with every new heartbeat, it grows stronger.🌍🫀 Ready to join us?Become a member of World Heart Federation and help shape a healthier, fairer world, one heartbeat at a time. Learn more at the link in our bio.

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