Her Heart Key Opinion Leader Blog Series Takotsubo To say that the last two years have been challenging is an understatement. In addition to the impact that COVID-19 has had…
Our Founder Dr Linda Worrall-Carter had the pleasure of talking to Community Ambassador Lisa Bennett. Lisa is an incredibly inspiring woman who (in a relatively short time after heart surgery)…
5 foods that fight high cholesterol It's easy to eat your way to an alarmingly high cholesterol level. And the reverse is true too — changing what you eat can…
WOMEN who have a heart attack are more likely to have delayed treatment, be deemed of needing less urgent help, report different symptoms and have a greater chance of dying…
The 3rd of February 2017 marked an exciting step forward in women’s sport in Australia with the beginning of the official AFL Women's League. Whether you’re a footy fan or…
While contemplating what I wanted to share with you this time of year, I was thinking about how our experience of the festive season seems to come in waves. First…
Women in midlife with a history of depression appear at markedly greater risk of suffering from heart disease, new research suggests.The finding seems to reinforce the well-known link between depression and heart troubles, but it doesn't prove…
Originally posted on Eben Bein When her tests came back normal, Carolyn Thomas was mortified. Even from her desk in the palliative care department of British Columbia’s Royal Jubilee Hospital, Thomas…
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.
