“Thank you for this wonderful website to get awareness out there about heart disease for women. It has been invaluable for me."
–Her Heart Donor
I have been encouraged by many to write a blog for some time and often wondered why anyone would be interested in what I had to say. After many years of nursing cardiac patients, teaching nursing, and then moving on to carrying out 15 years of research in Women and Heart Disease however, I realised I had much to offer women on this topic.
Collins 234 Boutique, Melbourne generously hosted a Mothers’ Day Pop Up Cart for Her Heart during Heart Week 2016. The event helped to raise awareness about heart disease in women…
As there is no cure for the leading type of heart disease that kills women, women have been advised to take preventative measures. “They need to own this disease. Women’s health should be defined as women’s heart health.” Said Dr. Sharonne Hayes at Canada’s first summit on the crisis of women’s heart health.
We sleep every day. We’ve been doing it all our lives. So, why wouldn’t we assume we know all there is to know about getting the best sleep? The thing…
Heart disease is the leading killer of Australian women, yet only 28 per cent of women know this. One Australian woman died of heart disease every hour in 2015, three times the number that died of breast cancer. This imbalance is what has led Dr Linda Worrall-Carter, who has a PhD in nursing, to change tack after 15 years researching heart disease at Melbourne’s St Vincent’s hospital, to establish Her Heart.
Ingredients: Broccoli Capsicum Roast pumpkin & sweet potato Alkalizing greens Sauerkraut Sprouts Cherry tomatoes Lemon wedge Homemade hummus Method Start by chopping pumpkin and sweet potato into medium sized chunks…
Last month, Scrunch.com Co-Founder and CEO Danielle flew into Melbourne for the The League of Extraordinary Women, The Female Entrepreneur Awards had five categories that covered emerging and established entrepreneurship in…
Five business leaders were honoured at the Female Entrepreneur Awards last night, which celebrated and showcased some of the finest achievements of women in business this year. The night drew attention to the…
Should we invent a new name for women’s heart disease? A review on the topic of gender differences in heart disease reminds us what many heart attack survivors already know…
By Cherie Moselen - Warrandyte Diary
