Want access to doctors, nurses, nutritionists, researchers, and other experts on the frontlines of women’s heart health? You’ll find them here in our community, participating in lively discussions – just like you.
Sister to Sister's expert roundtables give you a chance to "listen in" as the best minds in heart health talk among themselves about what women need to know and do. It’s like spending time in a doctor’s lounge, no white coat required.
Our upcoming roundtable is in June. Please check back here then to read the discussion.
The next topic will be: Eating & Activity for Your Heart.
Please contact us to submit your question. We will email you once the roundtable discussion is posted.
Track Your Resting Heart Rate
Post-menopausal women with a resting heart rate of 76 beats per minute or above are much more likely to have a heart attack than those with a resting heart rate of 62 beats per minute or lower, found researchers at George Washington University. A woman’s resting heart rate is theorized to be as an important an indicator as cholesterol or blood pressure. You can easily check yours at home with no equipment: In the morning before you get out of bed, find your pulse on your wrist or neck and count the beats for 60 seconds.
Source: WebMD.
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