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WASHINGTON, DC—One in every three women in the United States dies of heart disease. To help women learn how to reduce risk factors and adopt a heart-healthy lifestyle, the Sister to Sister: Everyone Has a Heart Foundation is sponsoring the seventh annual National Woman’s Heart Day Health Fair Feb. 16 at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. Bally Total Fitness will offer free fitness demonstrations, and attendees will have the opportunity to get free cholesterol, glucose and blood pressure screenings.
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