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Working with members and partners, the World Heart Federation has produced four fact sheets to help members make the case for promoting healthy diet and physical activity as a priority for policy, school curricula, and community activity. 

Urbanization and CVD - Raising Heart-Healthy Children in Today’s Cities. Calling for a new approach to make cities heart healthier for the children who live in them. Find out about new report: Urbanization and CVD: Raising Heart-Healthy Children in Today’s Cities. 

Tobacco is responsible for close to five million deaths per annum globally. As an advocate of the reduction of the prevalence of risk factors associated with CVD deaths, the World Heart Federation is naturally in favour of strong limitations to active and passive smoking. 

"One World, One Home, One Heart" theme was celebrated all around the world last September.
Find out what happened for World Heart Day in your region and send us your reports and pictures of World Heart day activities >

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the number one killer of women worldwide – a fact that women need to know.
The Go Red for Women campaign aims to reduce cardiovascular disease in women by building global awareness and commitment.

The World Heart Federation rheumatic heart disease network (RHDnet) is an international resource developed for clinicians, health practicioners and policy-makers in countries where the disease is still common.

AF AWARE (Atrial Fibrillation AWareness And Risk Education) is an international awareness campaign dedicated to gaining greater recognition of atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common sustained cardiac arrhythmia (abnormal heart rhythm).