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Even Small Plaque Build-Up Raises Heart Attack Risk For Women: Study
Risk of a major adverse cardiovascular event emerged at 20 per cent total plaque burden among women and 28 per cent for men.
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Why Women Ignore Pain Longer Than Men And How It Impacts Long-Term Health
From a young age, many women are taught to accept discomfort as part of life.
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What Is Insulin Resistance? Signs And Symptoms To Watch Out For
Insulin resistance is a complex condition in which the body's cells become less responsive to the hormone insulin. It is a significant risk factor for various health issues.
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Men Develop Heart Disease 7 Years Earlier Than Women, Finds New Study
The study found that men reached 5% incidence of CVD 7 years earlier than women. This means, by the age of 50.5 years, 5% of males have cardiovascular disease, but females do not reach this level until 57.5 years.
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Men Develop Coronary Heart Disease Years Before Women Do, Says Study
A study has found that men start developing coronary heart disease several years before women, with sex-based differences emerging by the mid-30s.
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Heart Disease Symptoms: 6 Unusual Signs Of The Fatal Condition In Women
Signs of heart disease in women differ from the classic chest pain seen in men. Spotting these signs can help you get better treatment and improve its outcomes.
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Uterine Fibroids Linked to 81% Higher Heart Disease Risk, Finds New Study
The study which was based on earlier research found that women who suffered from uterine fibroids may have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Night Shifts Increase Heart Health Risk; Here's What You Can Do
We discuss in depth how night shifts can increase your risk of heart disease and what tips can you follow to reduce your risk.
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Common Medication Used To Treat Heart Attacks Might Kill Women, New Study Finds
Beta blockers help slow down the heart rate, reduce the force of heart contractions and lower blood pressure.
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Inflammation Linked To Frailty, Social Deprivation, Heart Risk In Women: Study
Chronic inflammation may be associated with an increased risk of frailty, social disadvantage, and cardiovascular disease (CVD), according to a study.
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Even Small Plaque Build-Up Raises Heart Attack Risk For Women: Study
Risk of a major adverse cardiovascular event emerged at 20 per cent total plaque burden among women and 28 per cent for men.
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Why Women Ignore Pain Longer Than Men And How It Impacts Long-Term Health
From a young age, many women are taught to accept discomfort as part of life.
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What Is Insulin Resistance? Signs And Symptoms To Watch Out For
Insulin resistance is a complex condition in which the body's cells become less responsive to the hormone insulin. It is a significant risk factor for various health issues.
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Men Develop Heart Disease 7 Years Earlier Than Women, Finds New Study
The study found that men reached 5% incidence of CVD 7 years earlier than women. This means, by the age of 50.5 years, 5% of males have cardiovascular disease, but females do not reach this level until 57.5 years.
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Men Develop Coronary Heart Disease Years Before Women Do, Says Study
A study has found that men start developing coronary heart disease several years before women, with sex-based differences emerging by the mid-30s.
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Heart Disease Symptoms: 6 Unusual Signs Of The Fatal Condition In Women
Signs of heart disease in women differ from the classic chest pain seen in men. Spotting these signs can help you get better treatment and improve its outcomes.
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Uterine Fibroids Linked to 81% Higher Heart Disease Risk, Finds New Study
The study which was based on earlier research found that women who suffered from uterine fibroids may have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Night Shifts Increase Heart Health Risk; Here's What You Can Do
We discuss in depth how night shifts can increase your risk of heart disease and what tips can you follow to reduce your risk.
-
Common Medication Used To Treat Heart Attacks Might Kill Women, New Study Finds
Beta blockers help slow down the heart rate, reduce the force of heart contractions and lower blood pressure.
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Inflammation Linked To Frailty, Social Deprivation, Heart Risk In Women: Study
Chronic inflammation may be associated with an increased risk of frailty, social disadvantage, and cardiovascular disease (CVD), according to a study.
