This #SisterMatch animation was created by Lexi, a WomenHeart volunteer & high school student passionate about women’s health, public health & health equity. ❤️ Thank you, Lexi, for using your creativity to highlight the power of connection! womenheart.org/sistermatch/

Racial and gender disparities impact how women are diagnosed and treated for heart disease. It is time to change that. Explore the issue and how you can be part of the solution: womenheart.org/treat-me-righ… #TreatMeRight #WomenHeart #HealthEquity #EndBias #HeartHealthJustice

Women's blood pressure can change across life stages. Knowing your numbers and having a plan matters. Learn more at bit.ly/eac-womenheart #HypertensionBites

As #HispanicHeritageMonth comes to a close, we celebrate Hispanic and Latino women, advocates, healthcare professionals, and community leaders while continuing to advocate for equitable, culturally responsive heart care. #WomensHeartHealth #HealthEquity

Every woman deserves to be heard in the doctor’s office and beyond. The Treat Me Right campaign is working to make that a reality. Learn more: womenheart.org/treat-me-righ… #TreatMeRight #WomenHeart #BelieveWomen #HeartHealth

Stay informed & empowered. The #WomenHeartNewsletter delivers trusted, up-to-date information on women’s heart health straight to your inbox. From the latest research & expert tips to inspiring stories & upcoming events, you'll never miss a beat. 💌 womenheart.org/subscribe

🩺 October is packed with powerful awareness moments, and every one of them has a tie to women’s heart health. These issues don’t just overlap; they compound risk. Swipe through to learn how. #WomenHeart #HeartHealthAwareness #KnowledgeIsPower #WomenWithHeart

Pharmacists are trusted partners in blood pressure control. This month, learn how they can support your plan at bit.ly/eac-womenheart #HypertensionBites

Do you know what questions to ask during your healthcare appointments? The right questions can lead to better diagnosis and treatment. Start here: womenheart.org/treat-me-righ… #TreatMeRight #WomenHeart #HealthLiteracy #HeartHealth #DoctorVisitTips

There is no single right way to move. On #WomensHealthAndFitnessDay, choose activity that works for your body and your health, and talk with your healthcare provider about what’s appropriate for you. #WomensHeartHealth

We’re asking Congress to invest in women's health! Today we support efforts of our colleagues participating in a Hill Day to amplify the National Strategy to Close the Women’s Health Gap. swhr.org/nationalstrategy. #WomensHealthMoonshot @SWHR @WFRCoalition

This #WorldHeartDay, turn awareness into action. Your support helps WomenHeart provide education, peer support, and advocacy for women living with and at risk of heart disease. ❤️ womenheart.org/donate/ #WomensHeartHealth

WomenHeart Champion Jess Weimer brought heart health advocacy to a local wellness event, connecting one-on-one with women and wellness practitioners. Thank you, Jess, for bringing women’s heart health into new spaces! ❤️ #BragAboutIt

Periods and fertility are often part of the conversation about PMOS, but they shouldn’t be the whole conversation. Join Dr. Nikki Petrillo, Dr. Michelle Dew & WomenHeart Champions 9/29 at 1pmET to discuss PMOS, treatment & heart health. Register: womenheart.org/pmos

Your voice matters. Speaking up and asking questions can make a significant difference in your healthcare journey. 🗣️ Learn how to advocate for your health: womenheart.org/treat-me-righ… #TreatMeRight #WomenHeart #SelfAdvocacy #WomensHealth #HeartHealth

Save the date for the 2027 Wenger Awards Celebration! ❤️ 📅 February 8, 2027 📍 Fairmont Washington, D.C. Join us as we celebrate leadership and progress in women’s heart health. More to come! #WengerAwards #WomenHeartSummit

Recovery after a heart event doesn’t end when you leave the hospital. Cardiac rehabilitation can support recovery and help eligible patients manage heart disease. Ask your healthcare provider whether it may be right for you. #CardiacRehab #WomensHeartHealth

Nominations are open for the 2027 Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes Award for Champion Excellence! The award recognizes a WomenHeart Champion who has gone above & beyond to educate, support & advocate for women with heart disease. womenheart.org/drhayesaward #HayesAward #WengerAwards

Despite its growing prevalence, heart valve disease remains underrecognised, under-diagnosed, & undertreated, especially in women. Too many women have their symptoms dismissed as anxiety, menopause or stress. We must change this. globalhearthub.org/valveweek… #ListenToYourHeart

WomenHeart Champions Sue Chlebek & Delya Sommerville represented WomenHeart at the National CPR & AED Awareness Rally & March in Washington, D.C. ❤️ Thank you for helping raise awareness and share resources! #BragAboutIt #WomenHeartChampion