CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. -- Health Briefs TV supports the American Heat Association’s campaign to “Wear Red to Work” on February 6, 2015. According to the world-renown organization, one in 2.5 women will die of heart disease or stroke, compared to one in 30 from breast cancer. More women than men have succumbed to heart-related ailments since 1984. Women’s symptoms are not the same as for men. They are:
•Nausea
•Atypical chest pain
•Abdominal pain
•Unexplained fatigue
In an effort to raise awareness and impart valuable information about women and heart disease, the Association named Friday, February 6 the annual “Wear Red to Work Day” Everyone is encouraged to “Wear Red” to work. This could be a red shirt, jersey, sweater or even red pants. Join the producers and staff of the award-winning health and medical program on “Wear Red to Work” Day.
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