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Events

Designers' Show House to Benefit STARS

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The "No Show" Ball

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Show your support for STARS and purchase a ticket to NOT attend the Ball.

All proceeds to benefit STARS and syncope sufferers throughout the nation

"A Night for STARS" A Success To Benefit STARS-US

Hollywood, Florida, June 10, 2008- ‘A Night for STARS’, hosted by the posh and popular SAS Martini Bar, was an evening to remember. Special ‘Star Martinis’ were served. Over one hundred guests enjoyed live music, entertainment from ‘Lips’ of Ft. Lauderdale, and a silent auction to benefit STARS

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STARS Awareness Week - June 7-13, 2010

STARS supports Know Your Pulse Campaign 2010

In 2010, ‘Know Your Pulse’ will be the theme for our annual Arrhythmia Awareness Week (AAAW) 7th- 13th June 2010. This week long event will raise public and medical awareness of the pulse as a means of identifying potential cardiac arrhythmias. STARS is supporting Arrhythmia Alliance (A-A) in working to ensure that pulse checks become a routine procedure when someone visits their GP surgery. By making pulse checks routine procedure when someone visits their GP, more people will be diagnosed and treated for cardiac arrhythmias.

You can help to achieve this goal by supporting the ongoing 'Know Your Pulse' campaign during Arrhythmia Awareness Week.

Why should you support the Know Your Pulse campaign?

The problem…
In the UK,
• More than 2 million people have an arrhythmia
(diagnosed and undiagnosed).
• 120,000 people experience unexplained loss of
consciousness each year.
• 100,000 sudden cardiac deaths each year; the equivalent
of 250 people per day.
• 30 per cent of adults and 39 per cent of children are
misdiagnosed with epilepsy when in fact they have a
heart rhythm disorder.
• Sudden cardiac arrest leads to more deaths worldwide
than breast cancer, lung cancer and AIDS combined.
• The pulse is the easiest way to detect an arrhythmia

We believe that your efforts, no matter how big or small, will help to raise public and medical awareness of blackouts caused by cardiac arrhythmias in the US.

Down load the Know Your Pulse card here