The charity has launched a campaign to raise awareness of heart disease and raise funds throughout February, using 26 February as a focal point.
Celebrities including Hannah Waterman, Gemma Atkinson and Jessica Taylor are helping the charity to promote the day.
Other celebrities including Sir Roger Moore, Emma Thompson, Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne and Jacqueline Wilson will also speak to the press about how heart disease has affected them.
The British Heart Foundation launches celebrity-studded campaign
Kate Magee, prweek.com, 08 February 2010, 5:51pm
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The British Heart Foundation has rounded up a host of celebrities to raise awareness of its 'National Wear Red' day on 26 February.
Part of the celebrity campaign: Gemma Atkinson
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