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On World Heart Day we are reminded how predominant cardiovascular disease is worldwide and how large the impact is in terms of death and disability. There is no one-size-fits-all plan for comprehensive cardiovascular care around the world. There are too many factors involved. What works for one region may not be appropriate in another. And so, it is very fitting that World Heart Federation is calling for participants in this year’s World Heart Day campaign to demand leaders around the world prioritise heart health – however that may look where they live.#medicaleducation #cardiovascularhealth #worldheartday2024

On World Heart Day we are reminded how predominant cardiovascular disease is worldwide and how large the impact is in terms of death and disability. There is no one-size-fits-all plan for comprehensive cardiovascular care around the world. There are too many factors involved. What works for one region may not be appropriate in another. And so, it is very fitting that World Heart Federation is calling for participants in this year’s World Heart Day campaign to demand leaders around the world prioritise heart health – however that may look where they live. #medicaleducation #cardiovascularhealth #worldheartday2024

When I was a cardiac nurse, it always seemed like more women than men were admitted after Christmas. Often, these women had been experiencing cardiac symptoms for days and even weeks. Women tend to put off seeking treatment, because we so often put ourselves last on the priority list - and there is no bigger time for everyone else's priorities than the holidays. In what is often the busiest month of the year, here are some things to remember.🎄 Heart attack symptoms in women often differ from men, and can include: - Chest pain or discomfort, which may feel like pressure, tightness, or aching - Shortness of breath, especially when accompanied by fatigue or chest pain - Pain or deep aching in the arms, back, neck, jaw, or upper stomach - Nausea or vomiting - Sweating excessively without a typical cause - Unusual fatigue or weakness - Lightheadedness or dizziness - Indigestion or heartburn NOTE: Women are more likely to have subtle or "silent" symptoms that can be easily overlooked, and can include additional symptoms like fatigue, sleep disturbances, and stomach problems weeks before a heart attack occurs. These symptoms can come and go, but generally worsen and become more prolonged. Whatever you do, don’t downplay your symptoms or apologize! During a recent workshop, Carolyn Thomas, author, founder of MyHeartSisters.org and heart attack survivor, shared how the perfect triad of denial, putting herself last, and embarrassment put her in a life-threatening situation. Watch our enlightening interview with her below. ❤️A request: please share widely! Here's a testimonial from one of our dear subscribers after reading the above in our recent newsletter: “I can't thank you enough. I now realize that I have been exhibiting some of these “silent” heart symptoms, and will seek help immediately." Barbara J. #cardiaccare #womanshealth #womenshearthealth #healthyholidays #patientadvocatebc #patientpathways #conniejorsvik #healthcarenavigation Corinne Hewko

1 in 3 women die from heart disease and stroke. We can change the stats!! Did you know? Women experience different heart disease symptoms than men. Let’s raise awareness for women’s heart health this #WorldHeartDay #womenshearthealth Educate, prevent, and protect your heart ❤️ 💙 💜 #UseHeartForAction Spread the word and save a life ❤️ #womenincardiology #WorldHeartDay2024 Read more here 👉 "Experts say that women are underdiagnosed, undertreated and under-represented in all areas of cardiac care" https://lnkd.in/dk_ViN-7

💓 Heart Health Awareness Month 💓 This month, we focus on one of our most vital organs - our hearts! Cardiovascular health is crucial, and with the rise of heart disease globally, early detection and precise monitoring of key indicators have never been more important. The Prime Plus Blood Gas Analyzer by Nova Biomedical is designed to deliver rapid and accurate results for blood gasses, electrolytes and metabolites - critical for assessing a patient's cardiovascular status in emergency and critical care setting. Disruptions in the balance of iMg, Na, K and iCa can cause cardiac arrythmias, reduced cardiac contraction and cardiac arrest. Prime Plus is the only blood gas analyzer to provide a comprehensive profile of electrolytes including ionized magnesium. By providing fast, accurate results, the Prime Plus helps clinicians make informed decisions quickly, improving patient outcomes, especially for those at risk of heart-related conditions. This Heart Health Awareness Month, let's stay informed, take preventative steps and support the tools and technologies that help save lives. 💓 For more information regarding our solutions, kindly contact us on: 🌐: www.scientificgroup.co.za ☎️: 011 568 9047 📧: sales@scientificgroup.com #HeartHealthAwarenessMonth #CardiovascularCare #NovaBiomedical #TheScientificGroup #BloodGasAnalyzer #PrimePlus #PatientCare

“A healthy heart is the first step in ensuring good blood to our organs, arms, and legs.” In fact, pain in our lowest limbs can be a sign of heart disease.  Learn more about the connection here: https://lnkd.in/gpSShtsf  #heart #hearthealth #chicagohealth #health #heartdisease

Heart is one of the vital organs of human body, malfunctioning of it may lead to fatality, so it is very essential for everyone to take care of heart health. Due to lack of awareness about the cardiovascular health and certain lifestyle habits, cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) is one of the leading reason for mortality worldwide. Every year, around 1.7 crores people die due to cardiovascular disease, accounting approx 31% of all global mortality. Heart attack, Stroke and coronary heart disease are one of the most common reason of deaths due to cardiovascular disorders. These heart disorders accounts for nearly 85% of total deaths due to cardiovascular ailments. World Heart day plays a vital role in creating awareness to educate people across the world to understand the importance of heart health and bringing other organization together to actively participate in organizing various events to create awareness. #worldheartday #heart #hearthealth #heartday #health #healthyheart #healthy #heartdiseaseawareness #useheart #healthylife #heartbeat #heartsurgery #healthyhearts #healthyliving #healthylifestyle #cardiacsurgery #loveyourheart #hearts #cardiacarrest #heartwalk #cardiology #bypasssurgery #cardiologist #heartdisease #cardiacarrestsurvivor #cvd #heartfailure #heartattack #covid #healthcare

Did you know that Peripheral Artery Disease (#PAD) affects over 10 million Americans and leads to 400 amputations daily? An article from Cardiovascular Business highlights that cardiovascular societies are calling this a public health crisis. This silent threat disproportionately impacts underrepresented communities, often going unnoticed until it's too late. Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/Kxqx50TkzqC #PADAwarenessMonth #PreventAmputation #HealthEquity

Hi Friends,  Heart attacks touch all our lives in one way or another—whether it's someone in the family or someone we know. That’s why I’ve written “Heart Attack Demystified”, a practical and easy-to-understand guide to heart health.  This book simplifies the complexities of the heart and its diseases, focusing on Coronary Artery Disease chest pain (Angina), and Heart Attacks. Packed with clear explanations and illustrations, it’s perfect for anyone—patients, caregivers, or anyone curious about protecting their heart.  Here’s what you’ll gain:  - Recognize the Warning Signs of a heart attack and act quickly.  - Understand the Causes and Risk Factors like smoking, high cholesterol, stress, and more.  - Learn about life-saving procedures like Angioplasty, medications, and potential complications.  - Discover practical tips for Cardiac Recovery and Prevention Strategies to lower your risk of future heart attacks.  - Get empowered with CPR knowledge and access to Support Groups and Community Resources.  Written by an experienced Cardiologist with over 40 years of practice, this book combines real-world advice with the latest advancements in heart care. It’s the third in the “Everyday Health Guide” series and is designed to give you confidence and clarity about your heart health.  Grab your copy today and take the first step toward a healthier heart. After reading, I’d love to hear your thoughts—please leave a review!  Your heart matters—let’s protect it together! ❤️  Get the book today at the following LINKS.  https://rxe.me/V8J4L2               International https://lnkd.in/gJsgRYDq           INDIA

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide. Women often present with different symptoms than men and are more likely to delay seeking care for heart pain. HHF collaborated with Monica Parry to design at heart: a web app that empowers women with heart disease to manage their health and seek timely care, ultimately enhancing their overall well-being. Learn more about our design process: https://lnkd.in/gzWakNj5