Columbus unites to help eliminate heart disease and stroke in women

This year, more than 700 people dressed in red will attend the annual Columbus Go Red for Women Luncheon to celebrate 20 years of the movement, honor survivors, highlight advancements in heart health and chart a new course toward a world free of cardiovascular disease (CVD), which currently claims the lives of 1 in 3 women each year.

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