Go Red Day increases awareness of heart disease for women

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At the end of the Wear Red banquet, attendees promise to increase awareness for heart disease among women and live healthier lifestyles. Heart disease is the number one cause of death among women. Part of the Go Red for Women campaign, the day ushered in February as Nation Hearth Month.

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