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Every dollar you donate will help fund research, support and programs that help save lives.

A monthly gift helps sustain lifesaving heart research.

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The Heart Foundation leads the fight against heart disease and with your support we can make a difference.

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As a regular donor, your monthly gift helps save lives with high-impact heart research. You’ll also be helping provide support and care programs for people living with heart disease.

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Together we can make heart disease history.

Your monthly donations will help fund life-saving heart research, provide support programs for those living with heart disease, and improve heart health for all Australians.

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Take the heart age test to check your heart health. Use our heart health check calculator to understand your risk of heart disease and heart attacks.

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Your heart health recommendations

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If you don't have a doctor you regularly see, use the easy 'Find a GP' tool below to connect with a doctor in your area.  

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Heart Age?

Who should use the Heart Age Calculator?

Which risk factors are used to calculate my heart age?

How is my heart age calculated?

Why are some risk factors missing from the calculation?

What if I don’t know my blood pressure or cholesterol results?

Does an elevated heart age mean I should start medication?

Why has the Heart Foundation launched a Heart Age Calculator?

What is a Heart Health Check?

I am younger than 35 or older than 75 years, why can’t I use the calculator?

I have heart disease, why can’t I use the calculator?

Why is it important to know if an immediate family member has a history of heart attack or stroke prior to age 60?

Where can I find more information?

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New guidance on obesity and cardiovascular disease

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View the webinar recording 'Obesity and CVD: Launching the Heart Foundation’s clinical consensus statement' on the Health Professional Learning Hub.

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Who is the intended audience?

What is the scope and intended purpose of the consensus statement?

Obesity has system-level, complex drivers. How will clinical guidance address these?

Will the consensus statement be updated as new therapies and evidence emerges?

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Find out what a healthy body weight is and the steps you can take to achieve it.

What is a healthy body weight?

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