Bonus edition. Get an understanding of the issues at play in the gender health gap when it comes to women and heart disease. This live event, held a few months ago to launch the BHF’s women and heart disease campaign, is a panel discussion hosted by Women’s Health Editor-In-Chief Claire Sanderson and featuring the Duchess of York, Alexandra Shulman, Lucy Mangan, as well as a researcher and cardiologist. For more information on the campaign or to download a copy of the BHF’s briefing ‘Bias and Biology’, please visit www.bhf.org.uk/women.

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Concluding this three part series, Lucy Mangan talks mental health, spirituality and more with three women who have all survived a heart attack. Depression, anxiety and worries for the future are all laid bare in this revealing conversation focusing on the psychological side of recovery. Find out the things our guests never knew before, the things nobody tells you, and the advice they’d give to other women. If you’d like more information on the BHF’s women and heart disease campaign, please visit www.bhf.org.uk/women

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In part two of this candid conversation around women and heart health, our guests talk to host Lucy Mangan about the realities of life after a heart attack. From sex and family life to friendships and the way they feel about their own bodies. Be a fly on the wall as they get into the nitty gritty of how their worlds have changed. To find out more about the BHF’s women and heart disease campaign, visit www.bhf.org.uk/women

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Join Lucy Mangan and three remarkable women who know first hand what it’s like to experience a heart attack. In part one of this three part conversation they dispel the myths around heart attacks, share their stories and discuss the impact such a traumatic event can have on your day to day life. From raising children to friendships and careers. For more information on the BHF’s women and heart disease campaign, visit www.bhf.org.uk/women

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