Katherine Torres
Today is the final day of the Walk for Women’s Vascular Health Challenge! 31 days of walking, 31 steps toward better vascular health! Let’s make this last walk count. Show us the view from your final miles and celebrate how far we’ve come for vascular health!
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Mar 31, 11:32 am EST
Sarah - Your Vascular Health
Did you know? PAD has traditionally been identified as more common in men, but recent studies show that women are just as likely to be affected. Despite this, PAD in women is often underdiagnosed and undertreated. Know the signs, understand your risk, and take steps to protect your vascular health. Learn more: vascular.org/your-vascular-health
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Mar 24, 7:58 am EST
Sarah - Your Vascular Health
Did you know? Women over 50 should have a vascular screening at least every five years to detect early signs of stroke, peripheral artery disease (PAD), and other vascular conditions. Early detection can help prevent serious complications over time. Talk to your doctor about your risk factors and see if scheduling a vascular health screening is right for you! Visit yourvascularhealth.org for more.
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Mar 17, 15:54 pm EST
Sarah - Your Vascular Health
Did you know? Pregnant women are 5x more likely to develop a blood clot, which can lead to deep vein thrombosis (DVT). DVT occurs when a clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the leg. If a piece of the clot breaks off, it can travel to the lungs and cause a life-threatening complication. You can help keep yourself healthy by: ✅ Staying active and moving regularly, especially during long periods of sitting ✅ Wearing compression socks ✅ Staying hydrated ✅ Talking to your doctor about your risk factors Know the signs and symptoms of DVT. Visit yourvascularhealth.org for more.
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Mar 10, 13:16 pm EST
Sarah - Your Vascular Health
It’s My Health Monday! This month, we’ll be sharing weekly facts about women’s vascular health and how you can keep yourself healthy. Did you know? Women 60+ are at increased risk for vascular conditions like peripheral artery disease (PAD), abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs), and carotid artery disease. These serious conditions can lead to heart attack, stroke, amputation, and even death. Here are steps you can take to start improving your blood vessel health: ✅ Walk at least 30 minutes a day ✅ Eat a heart-healthy diet ✅ Stop smoking ✅ Manage blood pressure & cholesterol ✅ Talk to your doctor about your risk and any symptoms Learn more at yourvascularhealth.org.
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Mar 3, 10:48 am EST
