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✓ Published: 27-Jan-2012
✓ Published: 27-Jan-2012
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Women are famously good at discussing health issues with each other but the single biggest killer of women in the UK was not a hot-topic of conversation. nnHeart Disease kills three times more UK women each year than Breast Cancer, but few think it’s a female disease so there is little talk about it. Indeed, only 11% of women think they are at risk.nnPHD worked with the British Heart Foundation to createThe Angina Monologues - Britain’s funniest women tackling heart disease one laugh at a
Women are famously good at discussing health issues with each other but the single biggest killer of women in the UK was not a hot-topic of conversation. nnHeart Disease kills three times more UK women each year than Breast Cancer, but few think it’s a female disease so there is little talk about it. Indeed, only 11% of women think they are at risk.nnPHD worked with the British Heart Foundation to createThe Angina Monologues - Britain’s funniest women tackling heart disease one laugh at a
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