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It may not be surprising to see someone wearing red but there's an extra meaning behind people wearing that color Friday. The first Friday of February every year is National Wear Red Day, a holiday ...

While the day itself has evolved from its origins, one thing remains consistent, the colour red. People across the world commonly wear red clothing on Valentine’s Day, and this tradition holds ...

The American Heart Association started "Go Red For Women" in 2004 to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease.

European soccer governing body UEFA is behind it, having banned Bayern Munich from wearing its red shirt due to the color of the numbers on the back. UEFA claims that the dark color on the red ...

THIS IS NOT RED FOR OHIO STATE. IT’S ALSO NOT RED FOR KANSAS CITY CHIEFS. NO, IT IS NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY. FEBRUARY IS AMERICAN HEART MONTH, AND TODAY THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HOPES YOU ...

They were instructed not to carry firearms and to wear civilian clothes with shades of red. In a statement on Saturday night, DCPO acting director Col. Hansel Marantan did not deny the existence ...

National Wear Red Day is the first Friday in February and it's meant to help raise awareness of the number one cause of death in women - cardiovascular disease.

Learn more! Valentine’s Day and the color red go hand in hand, but this year, there’s one very specific shade you should be wearing: Cherry red! The rich, vibrant hue has been trending in the ...

MADISON (WKOW) -- Friday, February 7 was Wear Red Day, which raises awareness for cardiovascular disease, the No. 1 killer of women. According to the American Heart Association, surveys show only 39% ...

February is American Heart Month, and the first Friday of the month is designated as “National Wear Red Day” to raise ... but all of these risk factors are things that can sometimes go ...

NORWOOD, Ohio (WKRC) - The American Heart Association is urging everyone to wear red today as part of its "Go Red Day" initiative, aimed at raising awareness about heart disease and stroke.