INTERVIEW: “Go Red for Women” day brings awareness to heart health
Mount Sinai-South Nassau Hospital’s Dr. Pilar Stevens Haynes joined News 12 to talk about the warning signs and some tips on how to stay heart healthy.
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Feb 3, 2023, 12:43 PM
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2h agoAre you wearing red today? American Heart Association's Go Red for Women day is today.
The American Heart Association's annual initiative raises awareness about women's heart health.
Mount Sinai-South Nassau Hospital's Dr. Pilar Stevens Haynes joined News 12 to talk about the warning signs and some tips on how to stay heart healthy.
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