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Risk Factor Control Worse in Women Than Men in ISCHEMIA Trial

Todd Neale

March 04, 2024

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New Chronic Heart Disease Guidelines Update Roles of GDMT, Imaging, and Revascularization

Michael O'Riordan

July 20, 2023

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Fewer Women Than Men Get Intracoronary Imaging in PCI, but Why?

Caitlin E. Cox

June 22, 2022

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Reassuring Data—and Some Lessons—From Pregnancy-Related SCAD Registry

Caitlin E. Cox

June 08, 2022

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Outcomes Worse for STEMI Patients Without Obvious Risk Factors

Todd Neale

March 12, 2021

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Women With Acute MI Fare Worse Than Men After PCI or CABG

L.A. McKeown

July 15, 2020

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Same Care, Same Outcomes for Women and Men After AMICS

Caitlin E. Cox

March 12, 2020

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Women More Likely Than Men to Develop Heart Failure After STEMI

L.A. McKeown

November 04, 2019

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African-American, but Not Hispanic/Latina, Women Have More MIs After Stenting Than White Women

Caitlin E. Cox

April 18, 2019

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Women, Minorities at Greater Risk for Non-Stent-Related Events After PCI

Yael L. Maxwell

October 20, 2017

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Women Receive Less Aggressive CABG Compared With Men

Yael L. Maxwell

September 29, 2017

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Pregnancy-Associated SCAD Is a Particularly High-Risk Subset of the Condition

Todd Neale

July 17, 2017

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Younger Women Fare Worse Than Men After PCI for STEMI

Jason Kahn

March 09, 2013

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Women vs. Men in BARI 2D: Equal Survival but Worse Quality of Life

March 09, 2013

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In-Hospital Mortality Equal for Men, Women After PCI for STEMI

Caitlin E. Cox

February 08, 2011

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Risk Factor Control Worse in Women Than Men in ISCHEMIA Trial

New Chronic Heart Disease Guidelines Update Roles of GDMT, Imaging, and Revascularization

Fewer Women Than Men Get Intracoronary Imaging in PCI, but Why?

Reassuring Data—and Some Lessons—From Pregnancy-Related SCAD Registry

Outcomes Worse for STEMI Patients Without Obvious Risk Factors

Women With Acute MI Fare Worse Than Men After PCI or CABG

Same Care, Same Outcomes for Women and Men After AMICS

Women More Likely Than Men to Develop Heart Failure After STEMI

African-American, but Not Hispanic/Latina, Women Have More MIs After Stenting Than White Women

Women, Minorities at Greater Risk for Non-Stent-Related Events After PCI

Women Receive Less Aggressive CABG Compared With Men

Pregnancy-Associated SCAD Is a Particularly High-Risk Subset of the Condition

Younger Women Fare Worse Than Men After PCI for STEMI

Women vs. Men in BARI 2D: Equal Survival but Worse Quality of Life

In-Hospital Mortality Equal for Men, Women After PCI for STEMI

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