It confirms the validity of the Agir pour le Coeur des Femmes initiative. 73% have abdominal obesity, 43% have uncontrolled high blood pressure, 30% have had no gynaecological check-up for over 3 years... The results of this study are far more alarming than we had anticipated! Well above national averages, they underline the need to pursue and rapidly accelerate the development of this type of action on a larger national scale. The figures need to be reversed at a time when cardiovascular disease is still killing 200 women a day. Covid has played a role in accelerating the onset of cardiovascular disease, delaying diagnosis and accentuating the vulnerability of these women, 81% of whom are more concerned about the health of their loved ones than their own. The Bus du Coeur will visit 20 towns in 2022, starting on March 9.
Unlike the Heart Bus, Women's Heart Day relies on the logistical and human resources of the care centers that host it. And to make up for the absence of the bus and its trailer, which are used to house and transport medical equipment along the route through France, Agir pour le Cœur des Femmes [...]
During the Women's Heart Bus stopover in Six-Fours-les-Plages from March 11 to 13, 188 volunteers took part in the Health Bus and Village: 8 general practitioners, 6 vascular physicians, 6 pharmacists, 3 cardiologists, 7 gynecologists, 1 pediatrician, 2 midwives, 25 nurses, 3 nurses' aides, [...]
CESER Hauts-de-France (Conseil Economique Social et Environnemental) was in Lille last September for the Bus du Coeur summer camp. A report on the screening services offered to women in vulnerable situations. Over 50 health professionals welcomed them over three days.