Heart disease rampant in Indigenous communities because of lack of information

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Researchers BrockUniversity aim to fix the missing link in education that has First Nations people at increased risk for heart and vascular issues. Heart & Stroke healthing hearthealth advocacy knowledge

Sven Stuwe stepped in to care for his wife Christina when she was diagnosed with heart disease. His advice to other caregivers?"If you don’t prioritize your health and well-being, it will take a toll on you as the caregiver and spill over to the person with the illness."

Because women tend to put the needs of others first, experience heart attacks differently than men and face distinct risk factors depending on life stage, they are more vulnerable to heart disease, says Dr. Sherryn Rambihar, cardiologist at Toronto's Mackenzie Health.“Sometimes clinicians’ words are not sufficient and not the words used by an Indigenous person experiencing symptoms related to cardiac pain,” O’Keefe-McCarthy said.

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