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Go Red for Women

Today is National Wear Red Day.  The day is geared to raise awareness for women about their number one killer - heart disease.  So wear red to support awareness, but also increased knowledge about heart disease and its risk factors.

Check out the Go Red for Women or the Heart Truth website for lots of good information about standing up against heart disease and living a heart-healthy life.


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