We can save more women
In Canada, the number one cause of premature death in women is heart disease and stroke. Learn how research holds the key to changing this.
Meet our guests
Garima Dwivedi
Garima experienced a stroke that was initially diagnosed as a sinus infection. Read her story.
Dr. Sharon Mulvagh, cardiologist
Dr. Mulvagh is co-director of the Women’s Heart Health Clinic at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre. She also chairs the Heart & Stroke board in Nova Scotia.
Karen Narraway
Karen wanted to believe it when she was told her heart was healthy. So it was a huge shock when she learned she needed bypass surgery. Read her story.
Dr. Kara Nerenberg, clinician scientist
Dr. Nerenberg is a Heart & Stroke researcher at the University of Calgary whose work focuses on obstetrical medicine.
Learn more about women, heart disease and stroke
Finding answers on women and stroke
Dr. Amy Yu is investigating why stroke takes a heavier toll on women.... Read more
Women’s unique risk factors
Being aware can help you reduce your risk.... Read more
Transforming women’s heart health
Why research holds the key.... Read more
Ms. Understood
Dr. Mulvagh cites this important Heart & Stroke report in the podcast.... Read more