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Metro Detroiters laced up their laces as they took over Belle Isle to promote heart health
Read full article: Metro Detroiters laced up their laces as they took over Belle Isle to promote heart healthFor the 10th year, women from all over Metro Detroit have been running to spread awareness of heart health.
Michigan woman’s story emphasizes serious heart health risks for women
Read full article: Michigan woman’s story emphasizes serious heart health risks for womenTROY, Mich. – The Friday of February is National Wear Red Day -- an annual effort from the American Heart Association to raise awareness of heart risks. Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women. READ: #GoRedForWomen: National Wear Red Day raises awareness of heart healthTroy-resident Kristy Sidlar was young and athletic when her first symptom hit. So I will ultimately be on the heart transplant list.”READ: Complete Heart Month coverageSidlar wants women of all ages to understand that heart disease is their problem too. While many women with heart problems do experience chest pain or discomfort, there are also many who do not.