A Killer is LurkingThe JUSTLY Impact Why is heart disease still killing 1 out of 3 women? Paul Karrlsson-Willis, JUSTLY CEO, and Josh Cary, Cary Studios Executive Producer, join Dr Suzanne Steinbaum, CEO of Heart-Tech Health, for an engaging discussion about women’s health, the history of women’s health concerns, and the need for better awareness.

A Killer is Lurking The JUSTLY Impact Why is heart disease still killing 1 out of 3 women? Paul Karrlsson-Willis, JUSTLY CEO, and Josh Cary, Cary Studios Executive Producer, join Dr Suzanne Steinbaum, CEO of Heart-Tech Health, for an engaging discussion about women’s health, the history of women’s health concerns, and the need for better awareness.

A Killer is LurkingThe JUSTLY Impact&nbsp;Why is heart disease still killing 1 out of 3 women?&nbsp;Paul Karrlsson-Willis, JUSTLY CEO, and Josh Cary, Cary Studios Executive Producer, join Dr Suzanne Steinbaum, CEO of Heart-Tech Health, for an engaging discussion about women’s health, the history of women’s health concerns, and the need for better awareness.&nbsp;

Heart-Tech Health: Why is heart disease still killing 1 out of 3 women?

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A podcast series brought to you by Cary Studios (https://cary.io/) and JUSTLY Markets (https://investjustly.com/) Inspired by the stories of founders who are raising money on the JUSTLY platform to help their impact businesses grow, these are their “You Can’t Make This Up” moments on why they started their ventures, how they are making an impact, and their paths forward.

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