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"    As a host of Bravo&amp;#039;s Project Runway, Heidi Klum likes to remind us all that in the world of fashion, either you&amp;#039;re in or you&amp;#039;re out. But this supermodel and mother of two always finds heart disease, the number-one killer of American women, to be an &amp;quot;in&amp;quot; issue.     Heidi, in a custom-made red silk Marc Jacobs dress, cascaded down the catwalk as part of the U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute&amp;#039;s annual Heart Truth awareness campaign. And of course, &amp;quot;nothing draws attention like a little red dress,&amp;quot; at least according to campaign ambassador First Lady Laura Bush. Heidi is also the new spokeswoman for Diet Coke&amp;#039;s Red Dress Program to further lend her voice to the cause. I caught up with her after the show to discuss matters of the heart. Do you have any family history of heart disease?     I have no family history of heart disease, thankfully, but heart disease is still a personal issue and I believe as women we must all recognize our risk of developing the disease and learn to take action to safeguard our health. I love to show that as women we should support each other. I mean, I have children and want to be around for them, to see them grow up.  What do you do day to day to keep heart healthy? I take care of myself by being surrounded by good friends and positive-thinking people. I try not to drink so much and I don&amp;#039;t smoke, because these behaviors significantly elevate your risk. Plus, I keep careful watch of my diet and exercise.  And I make sure I slow down from time to time. As women, we&amp;#039;re always multitasking. One minute we&amp;#039;re making lunch, and the next second we&amp;#039;re running the kids to school and folding the laundry. It&amp;#039;s really great to stop women for a second and say, hey, we need to take care of ourselves, too!\u2014Dana Gottesman "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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