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Les femmes et les maladies cardiovasculaires

Le symptôme le plus courant de la crise cardiaque, chez les hommes comme chez les femmes, est une certaine forme de douleur, de pression ou de gêne dans la poitrine. Mais la douleur thoracique n'est pas toujours le symptôme le plus visible, en particulier chez les femmes, qui sont plus susceptibles de ressentir une pression ou une oppression dans la poitrine. Elles peuvent même ne pas ressentir de douleur thoracique [...]

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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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20 octobre

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When Michael felt the first warning signs, he didn’t wait, he acted. That decision saved his life. Now, his journey of recovery is inspiring others to listen to their hearts. 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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16 Oct

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Today is #RestartAHeartDay 🫀Just like in Grey’s Anatomy, knowing CPR can literally keep someone’s heart “Stayin’ Alive.” Here’s how to do Hands-Only CPR — it’s just two simple steps:1️⃣ Call your local emergency number (or send someone to do it).2️⃣ With the heel of your hand, push firmly in the center of the chest, about 2 times per second, to the beat of Stayin’ Alive by the Bee Gees.Every second counts ❤️ You’ve got this 💪📸: @greysabc

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15 Oct

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“I used to be a judicial officer working in prison. That means, when I worked there I had to be fit. You can't see a heart rhythm disorder. I had to be strong and try not to show my own fears.”After years of living with an irregular heartbeat, Marina wanted to simply enjoy life again. Discover how this procedure has helped her to live without anxiety, embracing every moment and every heartbeat to the fullest. 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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14 Oct

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Today we want to celebrate the incredible work of @sbc.cardiol, @siac.cardio and @sodocardio, whose dedication to heart health reached every corner of Central and South America during this year’s #WorldHeartDay campaign ❤️Here’s to our Members in the Americas for their unwavering passion and commitment to building a healthier future across the region!#MueveTuCorazon #DontMissABeat

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13 Oct

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“Humans shouldn't lose hope and optimism. They should put hope in front of their eyes, and make optimism their ally.”Alyan’s family was told to prepare for the worst. Months later, a heart donor gave her the chance of a better childhood. Watch their 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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10 octobre

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Your heart and mind are always in conversation. Caring for one means caring for the other 🧠❤️Here are a few simple ways to protect both:🏃‍♀️ Move your body every day, even a walk counts.🥗 Nourish yourself with heart-healthy foods.😴 Get enough rest 💬 Stay connected! Social bonds lower stress and blood pressure.🌿 Take time to breathe, pause, and unwind.On #WorldMentalHealthDay, remember: your emotional and physical health are deeply linked.

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10 octobre

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⚠️ 1 in 3 children with congenital heart disease will experience a mental health condition.Today on #WorldMentalHealthDay we remember the words of Prof Nadine Kasparian, Director of the Heart and Mind Wellbeing Center. At our #WorldHeartSummit last year, she shed light on the dual burden of heart disease and mental health challenges that can start early in childhood, reminding us that caring for the heart also means caring for the mind. Let’s keep the conversation going today and every day🫀🧠

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9 octobre

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Our global network of Members was quite active in raising awareness of heart disease in the lead-up to #WorldHeartDay this year! Today, we're spotlighting some of the brilliant initiatives from the Kenya Cardiac Society, @nigerianheart, the @saheart_za and the @ugandaheartinstitute 🌍❤️ Thank you to our Members in Africa and everyone else who joined the day for your support. World Heart Day wouldn’t be the same without you ❤️ #DontMissABeat

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7 Oct

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Heart and kidney diseases are two sides of the same coin. What affects one often affects the other. When your kidneys are unhealthy, your heart must work harder, and vice versa.So why treat them separately? Integrated care approaches where cardiologists, nephrologists, and primary care teams work together can reduce hospitalisations, improve survival, and lower costs.👉 Our new paper with @ISNkidneycare calls for coordinated care to save lives. Explore it at the link in our bio.@boehringer_ingelheim @astrazeneca

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6 octobre

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One week ago, #WorldHeartDay united millions for heart health ❤️Today, we shine a spotlight on Asia and the incredible work of our Members and other organizations, including @tinyheartsofmaldives, @hcfcomilla, @yayasanjantungindonesia and @heartfoundationmalaysia, for bringing healthcare practitioners, students and communities together.A special thank you to India, this year’s host, for supporting us in creating a healthier future for all ❤️ #DontMissABeat

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3 Oct

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#TheLifeOfAShowgirl is out now, and to mark the release we want to echo a personal story @taylorswift shared on the @newheightshow podcast ❤️Her father, Scott Swift, had quintuple bypass surgery this summer. The singer said he had “perfect” electrocardiograms at his annual physicals, but another test revealed the blockages.A reminder for us all:✔️ Don’t skip your check-ups. Know your numbers and understand your risk factors (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, family history, lifestyle choices… all can affect the heart).✔️ Even when routine exams seem “perfect,” talking to your doctor can help uncover hidden risks and guide you toward the right steps to protect your heart.Acting early can save lives.We send best wishes to Scott and his family, and encourage everyone to protect their hearts today and every day ❤️‍🔥📸: @newheightshow

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