GREENSBORO, N.C. – Go-Forth Pest Control will participate in Go Red Day with the American Heart Association as the Guilford Go Red for Women platform sponsor for the second year in a row. Go-Forth Pest Control’s Vice President Leah Hazelwood is highly involved in many attributes regarding health and wellness. Since taking on her role as chairperson of the 2021-2022 Guilford County’s Go Red for Women campaign, Hazelwood has been fully invested in creating a safe haven for all health and wellness enthusiasts with the American Heart Association.
National Wear Red Day is celebrated every year on the first Friday in February, to bring greater attention to heart disease being a leading cause of death for women in America. The American Heart Association’s National Wear Red Day for Women movement encourages people to take action by wearing red on Feb. 4, 2022 in hopes to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. The National Wear Red Day campaign is driven to help build awareness in the prevention and fight against heart disease in women.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women in the U.S., killing one woman every 80 seconds; with the inclusion of nearly 60 percent of all stroke deaths being women. Cardiovascular disease takes more lives of women each year than all forms of cancer, accidents, and diabetes combined. However, heart attack and stroke-related incidents can be prevented through education and lifestyle changes.
National Wear Red Day is a year-round movement focused on building and maintaining awareness, prevention education, risk factor reduction, women’s heart health research and behavioral changes. With the National Red Day 2021-2022 campaign, Hazelwood has accomplished her goals in making health and wellness a priority in Guilford County, with an emphasis on wellness at work as promised. She has taken the initiative at Go-Forth Pest Control to jumpstart a Wellness Committee, place a gym in the corporate office, encourage healthy eating by bringing in healthy snacks every Monday at each Go-Forth branch office, bringing in local wellness experts for classes and continually undertaking many other initiatives for the Go-Forth Pest Control family.
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