Chances are, you've been hearing a lot of information lately on women and heart disease. That's because The Heart Truth campaign is working with partners to spread the word that heart disease is a major women's health concern. Learn more about some special events and programs that have been focusing attention on this important issue.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2008 |
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On National Wear Red Day—February 1, 2008—The Heart Truth rolled out the red carpet for 15 of today's celebrated women donning one-of-a-kind Red Dresses by America's top designers for women's heart health. The Red Dress Collection 2008 Fashion Show was made possible by presenting sponsor Diet Coke; national sponsors Johnson & Johnson, and Swarovski; and make-up partner Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.
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Red Dress Single City Community Events |
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The Single City Program brings a sampling of the Red Dress Collection to communities as part of educational activities about women
and heart disease. Local hospitals, community groups, and women's health organizations sponsor Red Dress-themed health fairs, health screenings,
luncheons, fashion shows, and Red Dress gala events to extend the reach of The Heart Truth messages.
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First Ladies Red Dress Collection |
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This unique display, which originally debuted at the The John F. Kennedy Center in 2005, features red gowns and suits worn by America's First Ladies as well as designer red to raise awareness of the #1 killer of women—heart disease. The Heart Truth First Ladies Red Dress Collection exhibited at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in California from February 16 through May 13, 2007, and will be displayed at the National First Ladies Library in Canton, Ohio from November 25, 2008 through May 30, 2009.
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The Heart Truth Road Show |
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The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), together with the Office on Women's Health, DHHS, and other partners created The Heart Truth Road Show to bring health education and heart disease risk factor screenings to populations in U.S. cities at high risk for heart disease, the #1 killer of Americans. Learn more about the 2009 Road Show, sponsored by Diet Coke and General Mills.
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National Wear Red Day |
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National Wear Red Day supports the Red Dress as the national symbol for women and heart disease awareness. On the first
Friday in February each year, women and men across the country can unite in the national movement to give women a personal and urgent wakeup
call about their risk of heart disease.
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The Heart Truth Champions Program |
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The Heart Truth Champions Program is a free train-the-trainer initiative offered by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and the Office on Women’s Health to provide health educators, faith-based leaders, and other women health advocates with the knowledge and tools to spread the word in local communities about women and heart disease. The “Champions” partner with The Heart Truth campaign to raise awareness locally that heart disease is the #1 killer of women.
Learn more about the 2008 Champions Program as it travels to a city near you. |
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Women of Color Initiative |
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On the morning of February 4, 2005—National Wear Red Day—The Heart Truth announced the campaign's Women
of Color Initiative. The program highlighted The Heart Truth's partnerships with leading organizations representing and reaching
women of color and previewed a selection of dresses from the Red Dress Collection 2005, which debuted later that afternoon at New York Fashion
Week.
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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2007 |
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The Heart Truth commemorated its fifth year at Fashion Week and the remarkable progress that has been made in the fight against heart disease in women with the debut of the Red Dress Collection 2007. Twenty-three “Celebrated Women” of entertainment, sports, business, and media fame united with top designers to showcase one-of-a-kind Red Dresses. The Red Dress Collection 2007 was presented by Johnson & Johnson and affiliated companies, with national sponsors Celestial Seasonings and Swarvoski, media partner Lifetime, and make-up partner Bobbi Brown.
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Olympus Fashion Week 2006 |
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The Heart Truth and its Red Dress Collection 2006—an ensemble of one-of-a-kind red dresses designed to raise awareness
about women's risk for heart disease—returned to Fashion Week for its spectacular fourth year. With the support of the fashion industry,
including IMG and 7th on Sixth; celebrity women in music; and co-sponsors Johnson & Johnson and affiliated companies, and Celestial Seasonings,
and Swarovski; The Heart Truth's Red Dress Collection took center stage under the tents at Bryant Park on National Wear Red Day, February
3, 2006. Media partners were Woman's Day and ELLE.
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Olympus Fashion Week 2005 |
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In February of 2005, The Heart Truth's groundbreaking
partnership with America's fashion industry continued as fashion leaders—including
top designers and celebrities—united on one runway to debut the third collection
of red dresses created exclusively for The Heart Truth campaign. The
Red Dress Collection 2005 Fashion Show was made possible by Johnson & Johnson,
Celestial Seasonings, and Swarovski. |
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Outreach to Health Professionals |
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The Heart Truth exhibit, sponsored by the National
Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and Office on Women's Health of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, urges health
professionals to talk to women about heart disease, assess their risk, and motivate
them to take action to reduce their risk. This exhibit travels to health
professional conferences to spread The Heart Truth.
List of conferences >
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