Has the stereotype of heart attack being a man’s disease vanished?
April 22nd, 2010 | by admin |Blaze asked:
I heard on the radio the #1 killer of women is heart disease. That’s interesting because I think most people would figure it’s breast cancer. Anyway I think that is significant because it shows both women and men can have heart troubles (the physical kind/not the emotional kind).
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I heard on the radio the #1 killer of women is heart disease. That’s interesting because I think most people would figure it’s breast cancer. Anyway I think that is significant because it shows both women and men can have heart troubles (the physical kind/not the emotional kind).
Painted Kitchen Cabinets
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By My Religion Is Bigger than Yours on Apr 24, 2010 | Reply
The problem is often less painful and woman might dismiss it as heartburn rather than men theirs is partly that females tend to experience heart attacks differently than men theirs is often less painful and woman might dismiss it as heartburn.
The problem is partly that females tend to experience heart attacks differently than men theirs is often.
By capthurst on Apr 24, 2010 | Reply
As a heart patient, I do research on the subject. 60% of heart patients are women.