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Racism boosts Black women s heart disease risk

Black women who perceive racism at work, in housing, or with the police have a 26% higher risk of coronary heart disease than those who don't.

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Higher Risk of Heart Disease in Black Women Linked to Racism

Higher Risk of Heart Disease in Black Women Linked to Racism
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American Heart Association: Go Red for Women movement highlights No 1 killer of women

Many people might be surprised to know that women are statistically less likely to receive lifesaving CPR than men.

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Cardiovascular Deaths Saw Steep Rise in U S —Here are the Symptoms

Here are the signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease and what you need to know to avoid becoming a statistic.

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The American Heart Association challenges families to learn CPR

The organization says over 44% of women 20 and older live with some form of cardiovascular disease.

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