Baptist Medical Center celebrates national “Go Red Day,” reminding Mississippians to take their heart health seriously.

America's top killer is heart disease. To bring awareness to this, members of the community wore red clothing.

According to the American Heart Association, cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death among women.

On Friday, the American Heart Association recognized the importance of women’s heart health with National Red Day.

KOCO 5 is wearing red on Friday in honor of Go Red for Women, which raises awareness about the dangers of cardiovascular disease.

At a Factory 52 event in Norwood, dozens gathered to emphasize the importance of reducing risks for these conditions.

February is Heart Health Month, and the City of Kalamazoo recently declared Friday National Wear Red Day in support of heart health.

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