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Fall 2007 • Vol.6 No. 4

If I Have an Ulcer on My Foot, Why Do I Need an EKG?
VDF Goes to Washington for National Campaign Launch
PAD: One Woman's Road to Recovery
A Call to Action on Blood Clots
VIVA Run
Sixth Annual Keeping In Circulation Event a Success
In the News
A Thank You to Our Donors
Anatomy of a Vein
Frequently Asked Questions
November is Diabetes Awareness Month

IN THE NEWS

Combined Federal Campaign
Autumn is enrollment time for the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) for federal employees and those in military service. Please consider supporting VDF programs by placing our official CFC campaign number #2527 on the pledge card. Please ask anyone you know who works for the federal government or the military to help us in this way.

Free Vein Screenings
During November, the American Venous Forum, in partnership with the American Vascular Association, will be offering free vein screenings for venous disease at several locations across the country. The Venous Screening Program includes a risk assessment for deep-venous thrombosis and duplex ultrasound screening for venous reflux and obstruction. For information or to see if there is a site near you, call 1-800-933-3200 or go to VDF's Web site at www.vdf.org and click on the left tab "Sponsors" and then click on "American Venous Forum."

Attending AARP in Aneheim?
VDF will have an information booth at this year's AARP national convention, Life@50+, to be held in Anaheim, California, on October 26-28. Board member Marge Lovell will give a stage presentation on "Facts About Circulation: What You Should Know." If you are attending, be sure to stop by booth #401.

Annual Fundraising Campaign
Our annual fundraising campaign will be underway soon. We hope you will give generously to support the Foundation's efforts to fight vascular disease and improve vascular health.

Upcoming Meetings
VDF will provide information at professional meetings this fall. Planned are the American Heart Association meeting in Chicago, the Veith Symposium in New York City, and the American College of Phlebology meeting in Jacksonville, Florida.