Each year, our team proudly sports their red gear to raise awareness for women’s heart health. As a woman-owned business, iFactor is proud to advocate for women’s health and wellness. Did you know that 1 in 3 female deaths each year is a result of cardiovascular disease? Check out Go Red for Women to learn more about heart health and prevention tips! ❤️ 💃 #ifactorMEP #HeartHealth #GoRedForWomen
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Heart Health Awareness 💖: Did you know that over 60 million women (44%) in the U.S. are living with some form of heart disease, making it the leading cause of death for women? 💔 Heart disease doesn't discriminate and can impact women at any age. Taking control of your heart health is crucial! MyCabinet is here to support you on your heart health journey. Easily keep track of your heart medications, set reminders, and stay proactive about your well-being. Let's prioritize heart health together! 🫀 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention #HeartHealth #WomenAndHeartDisease #MyCabinetSupports #HealthAwareness #HeartHealthJourney #TakeChargeOfYourHealth**
❤️This Heart Healthy Week, become aware of preventative measures you can take to protect your heart! Research shows daily mindfulness reduces heart rate and blood pressure, lowering a risk of heart attack/stroke by up to 48%, improving heart health long-term. Check out more resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention https://buff.ly/2DOMIS6
February is here, and so is American Heart Month – a time dedicated to spotlighting the threat to health that is heart disease. Back in 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson, himself a heart attack survivor, initiated this health awareness month. Every February since, U.S. presidents have declared it American Heart Month, increasing awareness and furthering progress against the deadly disease. In recent years, American Heart Month has taken on added significance due to the impact of COVID-19 on public heart health. Recent research suggests the virus may harm the heart and vascular system. Additionally, while in lockdown, unhealthy behaviors like poor diet, increased alcohol intake, and limited physical activity have risen, contributing to heart disease in Americans. Heart disease remains the most serious health threat to Americans and the leading global cause of death. Prevention is crucial – adopt a healthy lifestyle, from not smoking to maintaining a healthy diet and weight, and regular health checkups. Make heart health a priority and use this month to reinforce the importance of heart health, advocate for research, and strive for longer, healthier lives! #HeartHealth #AmericanHeartMonth #HealthyHeart #HeartDisease #AmericanHeartMonth #CardiovascularHealth #HeartDiseaseAwareness #HeartDiseases #HeartDiseaseSupport #HealthAlert #February #AmericanHeartAssociation #newyorkdoctors #newyorkdoctorsurgentcare #midtownnewyorkdoctors #healthandwellness #healthawareness #healthtips #healthandwellbeing #healthandsafety #PatientSafety #Wellness #Wellnesstips #stayhealthy
#GoRedForWomen ❤️ Heart disease affects women of all ages, so it’s never too early to start taking care of your heart health, and heart disease affects 1 in 3 women which is why it’s so important that women have more information about it and how to prevent health related conditions. ❤️🩹 By participating in #GoRedForWomen, we are promoting heart-healthy habits and encouraging everyone to prioritise their well-being. Regular exercise and and movement has been proven to reduce the risk of heart related health conditions. Although it can be difficult to either fit it in to your day or if you have any pre-existing medical conditions. ⛹️♀️ Our Women’s Health team are here to help. We can assist you with creating a program that fits in to your schedule and considers all the many aspects of your life, health and commitments. So let’s stand together and make a difference! Share a selfie wearing red and help spread the word about Women's Heart Health! ❤️ Aisling Freir #WomenHeartHealthAwareness #HeartHealthMatters
How often do you think about heart health? ❤️ 🤔 Learn more about heart health and how to support your employees with YuLife's latest webinar event and hear from leading speakers like Dr Jonathan Behar. Sign up below!👇 YuLife #EmployeeWellbeing #HeartHealth #Webinar
Looking after your employees’ heart health is vital.🫀 7.6m people in the UK today suffer from a heart or circulatory disease (BHF). Learn how to protect your people's 🫀 give them the right tools at our next event: Title: 𝙄𝙩’𝙨 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙠: 𝙬𝙝𝙮 𝙡𝙤𝙤𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙖𝙛𝙩𝙚𝙧 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙚𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙤𝙮𝙚𝙚𝙨’ 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙩 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙩𝙝 𝙞𝙨 𝙫𝙞𝙩𝙖𝙡 Date: Tue, 20 Feb Time: 9.15am GMT Sign up at this link 👉 https://bit.ly/3SIU0xm
February is here, and so is American Heart Month – a time dedicated to spotlighting the threat to health that is heart disease. Back in 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson, himself a heart attack survivor, initiated this health awareness month. Every February since, U.S. presidents have declared it American Heart Month, increasing awareness and furthering progress against the deadly disease. In recent years, American Heart Month has taken on added significance due to the impact of COVID-19 on public heart health. Recent research suggests the virus may harm the heart and vascular system. Additionally, while in lockdown, unhealthy behaviors like poor diet, increased alcohol intake, and limited physical activity have risen, contributing to heart disease in Americans. Heart disease remains the most serious health threat to Americans and the leading global cause of death. Prevention is crucial – adopt a healthy lifestyle, from not smoking to maintaining a healthy diet and weight, and regular health checkups. Make heart health a priority and use this month to reinforce the importance of heart health, advocate for research, and strive for longer, healthier lives! #HeartHealth #AmericanHeartMonth #HealthyHeart #HeartDisease #AmericanHeartMonth #CardiovascularHealth #HeartDiseaseAwareness #HeartDiseases #HeartDiseaseSupport #HealthAlert #February #AmericanHeartAssociation #thedoctorsofficeurgentcare #healthandwellness #healthawareness #healthtips #healthandwellbeing #healthandsafety #PatientSafety #Wellness #Wellnesstips #stayhealthy
February is Heart Month, the perfect time to learn about your risk for heart disease and the steps you need to take now to help your heart. Heart disease can happen at any age. #HealthcareAwareness #Healthcare #HealthcareTrends #HeartMonth
February is here, and so is American Heart Month – a time dedicated to spotlighting the threat to health that is heart disease. Back in 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson, himself a heart attack survivor, initiated this health awareness month. Every February since, U.S. presidents have declared it American Heart Month, increasing awareness and furthering progress against the deadly disease. In recent years, American Heart Month has taken on added significance due to the impact of COVID-19 on public heart health. Recent research suggests the virus may harm the heart and vascular system. Additionally, while in lockdown, unhealthy behaviors like poor diet, increased alcohol intake, and limited physical activity have risen, contributing to heart disease in Americans. Heart disease remains the most serious health threat to Americans and the leading global cause of death. Prevention is crucial – adopt a healthy lifestyle, from not smoking to maintaining a healthy diet and weight, and regular health checkups. Make heart health a priority and use this month to reinforce the importance of heart health, advocate for research, and strive for longer, healthier lives! #HeartHealth #AmericanHeartMonth #HealthyHeart #HeartDisease #AmericanHeartMonth #CardiovascularHealth #HeartDiseaseAwareness #HeartDiseases #HeartDiseaseSupport #HealthAlert #February #AmericanHeartAssociation #circleurgentcare #healthandwellness #healthawareness #healthtips #healthandwellbeing #healthandsafety #PatientSafety #Wellness #Wellnesstips #stayhealthy
February is here, and so is American Heart Month – a time dedicated to spotlighting the threat to health that is heart disease. Back in 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson, himself a heart attack survivor, initiated this health awareness month. Every February since, U.S. presidents have declared it American Heart Month, increasing awareness and furthering progress against the deadly disease. In recent years, American Heart Month has taken on added significance due to the impact of COVID-19 on public heart health. Recent research suggests the virus may harm the heart and vascular system. Additionally, while in lockdown, unhealthy behaviors like poor diet, increased alcohol intake, and limited physical activity have risen, contributing to heart disease in Americans. Heart disease remains the most serious health threat to Americans and the leading global cause of death. Prevention is crucial – adopt a healthy lifestyle, from not smoking to maintaining a healthy diet and weight, and regular health checkups. Make heart health a priority and use this month to reinforce the importance of heart health, advocate for research, and strive for longer, healthier lives! #HeartHealth #AmericanHeartMonth #HealthyHeart #HeartDisease #AmericanHeartMonth #CardiovascularHealth #HeartDiseaseAwareness #HeartDiseases #HeartDiseaseSupport #HealthAlert #February #AmericanHeartAssociation #erdox #erdoxurgentcare #healthandwellness #healthawareness #healthtips #healthandwellbeing #healthandsafety #PatientSafety #Wellness #Wellnesstips #stayhealthy
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