A new study highlights that eight specific health and lifestyle factors could increase women's heart disease risk more than men's. Doctors share their insights.

None of the participants had heart disease at baseline and about 60% were women. Each participant was classified as having ideal or poor ... unstable angina (chest pain that results from ...

25). Each year in the United States, an estimated 4 million to 5 million women visit hospitals and clinicians' offices reporting signs of reduced blood flow to the heart such as chest pain ...

A recent report highlights that women may be more likely than men to dismiss unexplained chest pain, which can lead to underestimating their risk of heart-related issues. A survey involving 2,000 ...

Those outcomes included heart attack, stroke, unstable angina (chest pain that results ... Charlie's – stock.adobe.com Overall, more women were found to have ideal health (9.1% compared to ...

None of the participants had heart disease at baseline and about 60% were women. Each participant was classified as having ideal or poor ... unstable angina (chest pain that results from ...