No, you’re not wearing rose-colored glasses. People are wearing a lot of red today, and they’re posting #GoRedForWomen selfies.
It’s the 12th annual National Wear Red Day, which takes place the first Friday in February to raise awareness for women’s heart health. Since 1 in 3 women die of heart disease and stroke every year, the American Heart Association started the day to help spread the word that heart disease is 80 percent preventable.
“It’s not just a man’s disease,” the American Heart Association says on its Go Red For Women page.
Heart Disease: Women Can Miss the Warning Signs (cont’d)
Artist atop OSF big screen: Chris de burgh
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