It's not often that first times are synonymous with faultlessness. And yet... Both communes had pulled out all the stops to welcome the Bus, with magnificent reception areas.
In Blois, Christophe Degruelle, President of Agglopolys, Marc Gricourt, Mayor of Blois and 1st Vice-President of the Centre Val de Loire region, and Régis Deturck, the referral physician, were on hand for the inauguration.
290 women were screened.
Argenteuil marked a very special occasion, one year after the Bobigny incidents and the bus fire.
On its return to Paris, the Bus was once again a success, screening 293 women in idyllic surroundings.
Once again, Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes would like to thank Georges Mothron, Mayor of Argenteuil, France-Lise Valier, Regional Councillor and Deputy Mayor of Argenteuil, Sylvain GroseilL, Director of Argenteuil Hospital, and Nina Bouvet, President of CPAM Val d'Oise, for their involvement and presence at the inauguration.
Over 12,000 women have already benefited from Heart Bus screening over the past 4 years.
On June 2, 2026, the Baie d’Armor Regional Professional Health Community (CPTS) Baie d’Armor, in partnership with the Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes Foundation and with the support of its member healthcare professionals, organized the first edition of Women’s Heart Day at the Trégueux [...]
Prof. Claire Mounier-Vehier and her team have been developing the Cœur–Artères–Femmes (Heart–Arteries–Women) integrated care pathway at University Hospital of Lille’s heart and lung institute for five years. The pathway has four objectives: - monitor medical care with discussions on [...]
Well done and thank you to all the partners who were involved in this stage, which we'll all remember with fondness! We were very honored that Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière decided to join us in Privas for the launch of the stage. He says he was stunned by the figures: 200 women a day in France [...]