We promote healthy heart living through education, outreach and policy. We are the home of #WorldHealthyLife Week & the Art of the Heart Awards. Est in 1996.
The Winner of the #Art of The Heart awards 2023 is Erin Fitzsimons-West! Her art piece, created using the medium of handicraft (#knitting), represents both the unique connectivity and fragility of the #heart.
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Watch our #WorldHealthyLife Week webinar on the blind spots in #WomensHealth to understand the latest evidence from leading researchers in the field & hear a high profile story which devastatingly showed how this evidence can play out in practice. @FPGMed
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Our webinar on racial #equality and #hypertension is now free available to watch online. You can develop a new perspective on this issue, understand the evidence better and explore meaningful solutions. @FPGMed
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Read our Editorial in the @PMJ_FPM for #WorldHealthyLife Week, on how addressing #inequalities in #Cardiovascular Health, at a global, national and regional level, remains an urgent priority. https://t.co/AoN3cmPnRk
That's a wrap on #WorldHealthyLife Week!
We had hundreds engaging with our content, webinars & artworks - thank you!
We will be uploading the recordings of our fascinating webinars & posting a reflection on the urgency of addressing #Cardiovascular#health inequalities soon.
Join us tomorrow for our next
webinar on 'Racial #Equality and #Hypertension - challenging assumptions'. It will be taking place on Wednesday the 1st of
November, between 16:00-17:15GMT. https://t.co/XEmxFrJ3ds #WorldHealthyLife
Great to have APLE Collective member Brian Scott @PTCScotland speak at Healthy Heart Trust Conference @HealthyHeart96 Watch out for his blog https://t.co/LIycTwKTj4
It's #WorldHealthyLife Week!
The theme is: #Health#Inequalities: Towards Cardiovascular Health Equity.
Join the conversation by following our accounts, registering for our webinars, engaging with our speakers, or enjoying the #Art of the #Heart awards.
https://t.co/XEmxFrJ3ds
#WomensHealth and #CardiovascularDisease: register for our #WorldHealthyLife Week #webinar to understand the latest evidence from leading researchers in the field and hear a high profile story which devastatingly showed how this can play out in practice. https://t.co/WRukqJ3U9Y
On #WorldMentalHealthDay watch our insightful webinar on the importance of taking a whole body view to our #health, incl diverse expert views exploring the connections between #mentalhealth & #cardiovascularhealth & how far we are from integrated care. https://t.co/6VIsQuOsW9
#Hypertension is one of the leading causes of death and disability worldwide, affecting 1 in 3 adults โ including me.
I am fortunate that I was diagnosed early and have access to good medical care.
Unfortunately, the same is not true for the majority of those with hypertension, especially for those in lower-income countries and communities.
Today, at #UNGA, we launched the first ever hypertension report: https://t.co/3qoOspkgBX
At the core of#WorldHealthyLife Week is a strong partnership between two long-standing organisations: the @FPGMed and the @HealthyHeart96.
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