HEY, I’M YOUR HEART VALVE,
AND WHAT I'VE GOT TO SAY COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE

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EVER HEARD OF HEART VALVE FAILURE? MOST PEOPLE HAVEN'T

Heart valve failure (severe aortic stenosis) is a dangerous form of heart valve disease that’s as deadly as some cancers. You can feel fine and still have heart valve failure. No symptoms doesn’t mean no problems. Ask your doctor to check your heart, before it’s too late.

NEARLY 12 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE HEART VALVE DISEASE IN THE US—

yet 1 in 3 older adults don't even know.

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WAKE UP. SPEAK UP.

If you're 65 or older, ask your doctor for a heart valve screening.

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What Is Heart Valve Disease?

Heart valve failure starts off as heart valve disease—a serious condition that’s unpredictable and often unavoidable.

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Risk Assessment Tool

Factors like age increase your chances of getting heart valve failure. Find out your level of risk.

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Understanding Heart Valve Failure

With this deadly form of heart valve disease, every week counts. Once symptoms start, you need to act fast!

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What you don’t know about heart valve failure could kill you.

SO LET'S GET EDUCATED

A heart murmur may be the only clue that you have this deadly condition.

Reasons to Get Screened