Find out 3 common signs of a heart attack in women and learn when they are cause for concern. Hint: Chest pain often isn’t your first clue.
Tag: women and heart disease
Sleep Apnea Especially Dangerous for Women’s Hearts
Severe snoring isn’t without risks. A new study shows that obstructive sleep apnea puts women, in particular, at risk for heart problems.
Why an Ob/Gyn Should Not Be Your Only Doctor
Only see your Ob/Gyn? Women’s Cardiovascular Center Director Leslie Cho, MD, explains why you might want to rethink your health strategy.
Women Often Do Worse Than Men Following a Heart Attack
Researchers find that women fare worse than men after a heart attack, with longer hospital stays and a greater likelihood of dying in the hospital afterward. Learn how to lower your risk.
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