go red for women

Businesses across Central New York are invited to "Glow Red' by encouraging employees to wear red, and by lighting up red.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Each February, the American Heart Association invites you to 'Go Red' to raise awareness and advocate for women's health.

This event helps to raise awareness and money for the American Heart Association with guest speakers, really inspiring stories, and a chance to get to know other attendees.

Friday is National Wear Red Day.

If 2020 is the year you committed to get in shape, the American Heart Association wants to help with the BetterU Challenge.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Each February, the American Heart Association invites you to 'Go Red' to raise awareness and advocate for women's health.

The American Heart Association held its Go Red for Women Luncheon at Harts Hill Inn in Whitesboro on Wednesday.

Just the idea of a heart transplant sounds like a scary ordeal. Cheryl Murdock shares her story of when she found out she needed a new heart and what happened moving forward.

The American Heart Association held its Utica Go Red For Women Luncheon at Daniele's in New Hartford on Wednesday.

Meet the last member of the "Go Red Survivor Class 2017," Sarah Milograno. Sarah shares her heart-defect story with us...