Is your city heart-friendly or a cardiac disaster" The American Heart Association has just released a study, revealing the nation's top heart friendly cities for women. Take our quiz and find out if yours made the cut!
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest ... Read More >
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest ... Read More >
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest ... Read More >
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest ... Read More >
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest ... Read More >
Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest rate of diagnoses of diabetes. It also scored well in the diagnosis of hypertension (high blood pressure), and posted some of the best scores in many categories such as percentage of women covered by a health plan, the ability to afford health care and the number of fast food outlets (Source: American Heart Association).
Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest rate of diagnoses of diabetes. It also scored well in the diagnosis of hypertension (high blood pressure), and posted some of the best scores in many categories such as percentage of women covered by a health plan, the ability to afford health care and the number of fast food outlets (Source: American Heart Association).
Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest rate of diagnoses of diabetes. It also scored well in the diagnosis of hypertension (high blood pressure), and posted some of the best scores in many categories such as percentage of women covered by a health plan, the ability to afford health care and the number of fast food outlets (Source: American Heart Association).
Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest rate of diagnoses of diabetes. It also scored well in the diagnosis of hypertension (high blood pressure), and posted some of the best scores in many categories such as percentage of women covered by a health plan, the ability to afford health care and the number of fast food outlets (Source: American Heart Association).
Minneapolis-St. Paul is the top-scoring mega metro area in the Go Red For Women Heart Friendly Cities Study. Minneapolis-St. Paul had the lowest mortality rate from heart disease, the highest rate of women getting regular exercise, and the lowest rate of diagnoses of diabetes. It also scored well in the diagnosis of hypertension (high blood pressure), and posted some of the best scores in many categories such as percentage of women covered by a health plan, the ability to afford health care and the number of fast food outlets (Source: American Heart Association).
