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Afin de renforcer notre efficacité autour de nos 3 missions Alerter, Anticiper, Agir, nous avons choisi de multiplier les actions de communication, d’information mais aussi les actions au plus proche du terrain permettant ainsi un impact concret et majeur au service de la cause. Sauver la vie de 10.000 femmes à 5 ans nécessite un plan d’actions stratégique et opérationnel avec des indicateurs de suivi et de performance. C’est dans cette rubrique actualités que vous vivrez avec nous le développement de notre fonds au quotidien.
Vous y retrouverez nos derniers communiqués de presse, nos interventions médias (TV, Radio, Presse) mais aussi nos prises de parole, nos commentaires sur les dernières études ou données importantes. Tous ensemble nous pouvons faire évoluer la perception des maladies cardio-vasculaires chez les femmes et leur prise en charge.
Heart failure
Four symptoms should raise alarm, particularly if they occur in combination or recently. Shortness of breath. This is due to an increase in blood pressure in the pulmonary vessels, preventing the lungs from functioning properly. It manifests itself first as difficulty in catching one's breath when [...]
Strong, but so fragile...
Hospitalization for myocardial infarction among women aged 45 to 54 in France is rising by 5% a year. They are being affected at younger and younger ages, from their forties onwards, a consequence of their changing lifestyles, which have led them to adopt the bad habits of men: smoking, sedentary [...]
SYNLAB medical analysis laboratories join forces with Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes (Acting for Women's Hearts)
The hand of the heart
By keeping an eye on these key indicators of your cardiovascular health, you can avoid developing the disease in eight out of ten cases. Thanks to Ali Rebeihi and Agathe Lecaron for opening their Bel et Bien program on France 2 to the Women's Heart Bus. [...]
Reduce your blood pressure: cut down on dietary salt or replace it with diet salt?
According to a Chinese study (DECIDE-Salt) carried out over a 2-year period in institutionalized elderly subjects, replacing dietary salt (sodium chloride) with a substitute (potassium chloride) is more effective in reducing blood pressure, particularly systolic pressure, and preventing cardiovascular [...]
Women survive cardiac arrest less than men
These findings are based on data from 15 members of the European Society of Cardiology (ESCAPE-NET) to create a database of over 100,000 people who have suffered cardiac arrest. When women have warning symptoms, they don't (re)know them. These are often atypical symptoms, such as palpitations, extreme [...]
What is atheroma?
Atheroma develops with age, particularly in people exposed to certain lifestyle habits (sedentary lifestyle, smoking...) and with cardiovascular risk factors (cholesterol, high blood pressure...). The thickening of atheromatous plaques can progressively impede blood circulation, leading to the [...]
When cardiovascular risk factors deteriorate with the onset of menopause or...why take action!
These "gendered" studies are important to better understand preventive medicine in these women and to act on their lifestyle behaviors. The changes in cardiovascular risk factors in post-menopausal women are well known, compared with those in genitally active women. It has also been shown that early [...]