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Women With Acute MI More Likely to Survive If Treated by Female Physicians

Shelley Wood

August 08, 2018

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Secondary Prevention Lagging Behind in Women With Established Coronary Disease

Todd Neale

September 22, 2017

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No Racial Disparity in Post-PCI Mortality Seen at the VA

Todd Neale

July 19, 2017

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Minding the Gaps: Race and Sex Disparities in Rehospitalization Post-MI Might Be Due to Angina, Depression

Yael L. Maxwell

February 10, 2017

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Use of Evidence-Based Medical Therapy Steadily Improving in Acute MI Patients Postdischarge

Michael O'Riordan

September 30, 2016

News Conference News EuroPCR 2016

Sex Disparities in MI Care Are Narrowing, but There’s Still a Long Way to Go

Caitlin E. Cox

May 25, 2016

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“Inconvenient and Unsettling”: Substantial Silent MI Rates in the United States Prompt Questions for Screening

Yael L. Maxwell

May 16, 2016

News Conference News CRT 2016

STEMI Mortality Risk Doubled in Women, Even in North America, Europe

Shelley Wood

February 20, 2016

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AHA Document Builds the Case for How to Improve Outcomes for Women With Acute MI

Caitlin E. Cox

January 25, 2016

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COURAGE Substudy: PCI Adds No Overall Benefit to OMT Alone in Either Women or Men

L.A. McKeown

August 03, 2015

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Swedish, Canadian Registries: Women Less Likely to Be Reperfused After STEMI

Yael L. Maxwell

August 05, 2013

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Younger Women with AMI Less Likely to Present with Chest Pain Than Men

Yael L. Maxwell

February 20, 2012

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Women Less Likely to Receive Evidence-Based Therapies Than Men

Jason Kahn

March 09, 2011

News Daily News

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

Caitlin E. Cox

February 08, 2011

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Women With Acute MI More Likely to Survive If Treated by Female Physicians

Secondary Prevention Lagging Behind in Women With Established Coronary Disease

No Racial Disparity in Post-PCI Mortality Seen at the VA

Minding the Gaps: Race and Sex Disparities in Rehospitalization Post-MI Might Be Due to Angina, Depression

Use of Evidence-Based Medical Therapy Steadily Improving in Acute MI Patients Postdischarge

Sex Disparities in MI Care Are Narrowing, but There’s Still a Long Way to Go

“Inconvenient and Unsettling”: Substantial Silent MI Rates in the United States Prompt Questions for Screening

STEMI Mortality Risk Doubled in Women, Even in North America, Europe

AHA Document Builds the Case for How to Improve Outcomes for Women With Acute MI

COURAGE Substudy: PCI Adds No Overall Benefit to OMT Alone in Either Women or Men

Swedish, Canadian Registries: Women Less Likely to Be Reperfused After STEMI

Younger Women with AMI Less Likely to Present with Chest Pain Than Men

Women Less Likely to Receive Evidence-Based Therapies Than Men

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

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