Doctors warn of heart attack gender gap
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New Scientific Statement on Female Heart Attacks Underscores WHA’s Mission to Arm Women Against Heart Disease, Their Number One Killer
WASHINGTON, DC (January 26, 2016) – Following are statements from Women’s Heart Alliance (WHA) scientific and medical advisors in response to the American Heart Association’s (AHA) first-ever scientific statement addressing the distinct differences between heart attacks in men and women: …
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6 Ways Doctors Tell Their Friends About Heart Health
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Barbra Streisand: Women “Aren’t Getting the Same Chance At Life” in the Battle Against Cardiovascular Disease
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GAO—NIH needs to do more to ensure research evaluates gender differences
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The Women’s Heart Alliance Surveys Show Need for Increased Awareness to Fight Women’s Heart Disease
ORLANDO, FL (November 10, 2015) – The Women’s Heart Alliance survey data showcased at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions demonstrates the need for a national campaign to boost awareness about women’s heart disease, among both physicians and women …
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Low awareness raises women’s cardiovascular risk
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VIDEO—Most women remain unconcerned about heart risk
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The ‘Other’ Women—Clinicians Be Bold, and Engage in Heart Speak
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VIDEO—Survey results reveal lack of awareness of heart disease risk among women
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Most Women Not Aware They Could Be at Risk for Heart Disease
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Women Speak up About Personalized Heart Health Awareness—A Women’s Heart Alliance Research Report