Get Well Wednesday: Dr. Annabelle Volgman Says Black Women Should Take Heart Health Seriously
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Annabelle Volgman says too many women feel ignored or dismissed by their doctors and the need for a place where they felt they could be taken seriously was a major impetus behind the Rush Heart Center for Women.
Volgman, who is the center’s medical director, has published numerous articles about women and heart disease and is a leader of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement.
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