Marseille on March 7 and 8, Nouméa on March 9, Issy-les-Moulineaux on March 13, Saintes on March 21, and the Arenberg mining site near Valenciennes on March 26, 27 and 28: the first editions have lived up to all their promises, with a high level of satisfaction among the women who benefited from free cardiovascular and gynecological screening, as well as the healthcare professionals who took part.
The program is based on existing resources (human and material), and adapts to the constraints of the host structure. It involves a six-step screening process, with blood pressure measurement, lipid and glycemic tests, ECG and vascular echo-doppler if necessary. Cardiovascular and/or gynecological check-ups are offered as a follow-up.
The Agir pour le Coeur des Femmes Heart Bus will be in Lille on September 29, 30 and October 1. This first stage and national launch are being carried out in close collaboration with the City of Lille, which is strongly committed to a supportive health policy. The Bus du Coeur will visit women in [...]
A look back at the two “Women’s Heart Days” events held in Vichy on April 21 and 22, coordinated by the Agora Club in partnership with the CPTS Vichy Val D’Allier, the City of Vichy, and Vichy Communauté, to raise awareness, take preventive action, and encourage women to take time for [...]
Women's health differs from that of men for biological reasons linked to sex, but also because of gender-specific behaviors that impact our health to varying degrees (1). In terms of health, some medical events are highly specific to women: pregnancy, genital life, contraception, menopause, [...]