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Women are more likely than men to die of complications from high-risk cardiovascular surgery, a new study finds. These life-threatening complications, such as heart attacks and infections ...

The U.S. economy could grow by $28 billion annually by 2040 if women's heart health was addressed equally to that of men. The McKinsey Health Institute and the American Heart Association studied ...

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Dr Lawrence Cunningham, a retired GP at UK Care Guide, told The Express that women are more likely to experience subtler signs of a heart attack, often leading them to be overlooked or outright ...

While severe chest pain and breathlessness are often associated with heart attacks, one doctor has warned that the reality can be quite different - particularly for women. Dr Lawrence Cunningham ...

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These issues are further exacerbated for women of color. Lack of access to health care and additional challenges drive health disparities among underrepresented racial and ethnic minority populations.

While affirming the same, Dr Ravinder Singh Rao, an interventional cardiologist, in a conversation with Raj Shamani, highlighted that exercise and heart health have a U-shaped relation. Simply put, ...

such as heart attack and stroke, are more often either missed or not taken seriously for female patients. "After accounting for patient comorbidities and patient risk, we found that men and women ...

Women and men experience similar rates of dangerous complications after a major heart surgery. So why are women dying at higher rates than men when these complications strike? Advertisement That's ...