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HIN Health Action e-Bulletin


November 9, 2006

Join Americans nationwide on Friday, February 2, 2007, to celebrate the fourth annual National Wear Red Day. Wearing red shows your support for women’s heart disease awareness. So take women's health to heart by wearing your Red Dress Pin, the national symbol for women and heart disease awareness. Or show off a favorite red dress, shirt, or tie and help spread the word that heart disease is the #1 killer of American women.

Many women assume heart disease is a man's disease. Yet heart disease kills more women in the U.S. than all forms of cancer combined. So use The Heart Truth tools below to get ready for National Wear Red Day 2007 and make a difference in women's lives.


Staff at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN celebrating National Wear Red Day 2006.Plan a National Wear Red Day Event

The National Wear Red Day Online Toolkit contains all of the information, ideas, and materials you will need to plan your own exciting National Wear Red Day activity or event and is designed to help bring women and heart disease to center stage in your community.

Visit The Heart Truth’s National Wear Red Day Online Toolkit at http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/hearttruth/wrd/index.htm for f|r|e|e resources to help share this day with others.




Order Specially Priced Red Dress Pins

SPECIAL OFFER - Now through February 28, 2007

In celebration of National Wear Red Day, order 1 – 24 pins to share with patients, family, friends, and co-workers, and save off the retail price of each pin. Don’t miss out! Large orders receive even bigger discounts.

Item #56-075N.
if ordering 1 – 24.




Subscribe to The Heart Truth E-zine

Want to stay in the loop about The Heart Truth all year long? Then subscribe to The Heart Truth quarterly E-zine. This e-mail update includes ways you can support National Wear Red Day, the latest information on campaign activities, moving stories from women about their real-life experiences with heart disease, and a delicious heart healthy recipe.

Subscribe at http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/hearttruth/subscribe.htm.







Archived page, reproduced from a 2008 copy. It is reference material, not current guidance.