More than one in three women are living with heart disease, according to the American Heart Association. And although heart disease death rates among men have declined over the last 25 years, rates among women have fallen at a slower rate.
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Heart attack symptoms in women are different than in men, says Elizabeth Reineck, MD, interventional cardiologist with AAMC. Heart Attack Symptoms in Women and…
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On March 14, 2016, Kelly Huber suddenly felt strange. She had spent the day doing yard work when her symptoms hit: sore, tired arms…
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Heart disease affects more than one in three women and is the leading cause of death for females, according to the American Heart Association….
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While heart attacks are physical health problems, many people don’t realize they can create mental health issues as well. Feeling depressed after a heart…
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Women are more likely than men to have atypical heart attack symptoms. Some women do not have chest pain at all. They may notice…
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