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Women tough out heart disease.(HOTFLASHES)

In a clinical research study entitled Gender and Perceived Severity of Cardiac Disease: Evidence that Women are "Tougher," researchers at the College of Pharmacy and Cardiovascular Health Center, University of Michigan, found that women rated their heart disease no more severely than men, even though women had more symptoms, were taking more medications and had worse health status. The 490 respondents - 348 men and 142 women--were matched for race, age and similar type of acute coronary syndrome, including heart attack and angina. The researchers believe that this "tough" attitude may help explain why women delay seeking medical care when they experience symptoms of acute ...

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