Special to The Tribune
BIRMINGHAM – St. Vincent’s East babies wore red caps on Friday, Feb. 3 for the American Heart Association’s 15thAnnual National Wear Red Day. The event was part of the “Go Red for Women” campaign to build awareness of heart disease, which is the number one killer of women.
St. Vincent’s Health System, which is a part of Ascension, has partnered with the American Heart Association on the “Go Red for Women” campaign to help educate women on the disease and its symptoms, which are often difficult to detect. Throughout the month of February, St. Vincent’s will be sharing heart healthy information with the community to encourage early detection of heart disease.
To learn more about St. Vincent’s Health System, visit www.stvhs.com. To learn more about the “Go Red for Women” campaign, visit www.goredforwomen.org.
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Kayleen Simmons
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Melinda Gately
Awe Thank you for tagging me in this I’ve been looking for it. She’s the one in the back all the way to the right. By Mrs channing who was mine and hers nurse 🙂
Kayleen Simmons
I was wondering which one she was 🙂
Melinda Gately
I’m thinking she’s the close up one of just the one baby too. Bc she was the smallest in weight they said she would be pictured separate too
Kayleen Simmons
Melinda Gately I was thinking that too! Because it’s the same red hat and some of the babies have different hats on!