Celebrities Call For Cardiovascular Health Through Red Dress Collection

2023 Author: Leslie Forster | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-11-26 07:36

Health and fashion wore red during the last edition of Fashion Week, in New York, through the well-known Red Dress Collection of the American Heart Association. This in order to increase awareness of the alarming numbers of heart disease in women.

Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death for women in the United States. This represents that every minute a woman dies of a heart condition; Despite the alarming numbers, women have long been excluded from medical studies and treatments.

The aforementioned was reported during the Go Red for Women event where the already classic Red Dress Collection catwalk was presented, with which you want to make a call to improve medical care, treatments and prevention of heart disease in women. In addition, through Go Red for Women we strive to improve the quality of life of patients and survivors of these diseases.

The Red Dress Collection catwalk featured the participation of heart disease survivors and dozens of haste such as Jackie Cruz, Roselyn Sánchez, Marin Hinkle, Sara Haines and Robin Givens, who raised their voices and joined forces to raise awareness about cardiovascular health in women.

In addition, singers Shania Twain and Meghan Trainor livened up the night with their most popular performances, thus increasing good spirits and female empowerment not only among the audience, but also among celebrities.

The participants wore the creations in red color of various renowned designers. But in addition to high fashion, the beauty of this event lies in the empowerment and the message of support that is provided to fight the disease that kills more women a year.

One in three deaths in women is related to heart disease, and many times these can be preventable. Additionally, the American Heart Association reports that cardiovascular disease takes more lives than all forms of cancer combined.

The Go Red for Women movement (also sponsored by CVS Health) is the union of efforts to raise awareness of cardiovascular health in women, and the intense work to prevent deaths from heart disease. Thus, over the course of 16 years, this platform has brought together thousands of women who are struggling to obtain quality medical services, as well as the most available information for the prevention and improvement of the quality of life of patients.