Paula Swain Will Chair 2027 Delaware Go Red Event
The 2027 Delaware Go Red for Women luncheon is scheduled for April 15 at the Chase Center in Wilmington.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Heart Disease
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Paula Swain will serve as the 2027 chair for the Delaware Go Red for Women movement, which aims to improve heart and brain health for women. The upcoming initiative will culminate in a luncheon hosted at the Chase Center on April 15, 2027.
Why it matters
The movement focuses on educating women about critical heart disease risk factors to help them prioritize cardiovascular wellness. By addressing gaps in research and care, the initiative encourages proactive health management before a crisis occurs.
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death for women, impacting one in three lives. Projections indicate that nearly 60% of women could face high blood pressure by 2050 without significant preventative shifts.
The players
Paula Swain
She is the executive director of the Incyte Charitable Giving Foundation who oversees the 2027 Delaware Go Red for Women initiative.
Beebe Healthcare
This organization is the signature sponsor for the Delaware Go Red for Women Luncheon.
The details
The program features survivor stories and an interactive pop-up lounge to engage the local community in Wilmington. Beebe Healthcare serves as the signature sponsor for the event, which highlights the importance of addressing research and healthcare gaps.
Timeline
Paula Swain joined Incyte in 2002.
Paula Swain was named 2027 chair on October 2, 2026.
The Delaware Go Red for Women Luncheon takes place on April 15, 2027.
Nearly 60% of women may have high blood pressure by 2050.
Health Landscape
This initiative follows the established national framework set by the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement. It marks a continued effort to localize global health priorities and bridge the gap in cardiovascular research specifically for women.
Residents can attend the April 15 event to access resources regarding personal heart health and risk prevention strategies. The program offers attendees direct educational pathways to address potential health gaps and improve long-term wellness outcomes.
The takeaway
Proactive heart health education remains the most effective tool in reducing the risks associated with cardiovascular disease. Individuals are encouraged to schedule regular screenings and utilize available community resources to track their blood pressure and overall cardiac health.
Further reading
Learn more about local efforts by visiting the Heart Disease section.
More information
For additional details on the program, visit the Delaware Go Red for Women information.
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