felt Thanks
Fred, a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, recently shared his inspiring story of immigrating to the United States, overcoming personal challenges, and advocating for those affected by dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). Born and raised in Argentina, Fred immigrated to Miami at the age of 14. Fred found himself homeless at the age of 18, but he embraced
Read More… from Fred’s Journey: From Argentina to the U.S. to Championing DCM Awareness
June 4, 2024 – News from the Global Heart Hub Global Heart Hub (GHH), the international alliance of heart patient organisations, today launches its 2024 Cardiomyopathy Awareness Campaign, along with cardiomyopathy patient organisations across the globe. Cardiomyopathy is a disease of the heart muscle that can occur at any age and can be passed down
Read More… from Global Heart Hub urges people to “Think Cardiomyopathy” with new Global Campaign
It is critical that cardiomyopathy patients receive treatment from a medical center that specializes in cardiomyopathy or heart failure. It is important to note that not all cardiologists are specially trained in these two areas. When seeking expert care for your cardiomyopathy or heart failure, do not look only for a single doctor to manage your
New initiative by Global Heart Hub aims to raise public awareness of heart disease More than 60 million people worldwide are affected by heart failure. A MAJOR global initiative during the month of May aims to raise public awareness of Heart Failure in an effort to save lives. The Global Heart Failure Awareness Month 2023
Read More… from Heart Failure Awareness Campaign 2023 – Highlight Heart Failure and Save Lives
Leading up to the exciting launch of the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium during our March 8th webinar, we thought it fitting to share Andrea’s story of learning that she has genetic DCM and how this has potentially saved her life… Andrea was recently diagnosed with genetic DCM at age 40, despite not having any symptoms.
Read More… from Finding a Hereditary Link After Being Diagnosed with DCM at Age 40
“Symptoms of heart disease — the country’s No. 1 killer — may be more subtle and varied in women than in men, according to a review recently published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation. Understanding the differences in symptoms is particularly important for women. Corrine Jurgens, an author of the review and an associate
Read More… from Signs of Heart Disease May be More Subtle in Women than Men
