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News Conference News AHA 2016

Impaired Coronary Flow Reserve May Represent Hidden Biological Risk for Women

L.A. McKeown

November 17, 2016

News Industry News TCT 2016

Dedicated Stent Study Conducted in Women and Minority Assesses Risks of Adverse Cardiovascular Events Following Coronary Stent Procedures

November 01, 2016

News Daily News

Women Less Likely Than Men to Survive or Get Life-Saving Therapy for Cardiac Arrest

L.A. McKeown

June 24, 2016

News Conference News EAS 2016

Better Knowledge of Sex-Specific Differences in CV Risk Factors and Symptoms Could Save Lives, Improve Care

Yael L. Maxwell

June 02, 2016

News Daily News

Sex-Specific Biomarker Threshold Doubles MI Diagnosis in Women With Suspected ACS

January 29, 2015

News Daily News

Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction Common in Both Sexes, Predicts MACE

May 07, 2014

News Daily News

FFR-Guided PCI Shows Differences in Long-Term Outcomes in Men, Women

Yael L. Maxwell

November 14, 2013

Presentation TCT 2013

Comparison of Target Lesion and Vessel Revascularization in Women of Different Age Groups after Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Acute Coronary Syndrome

Presenter: Soha Ahmad, Omid Fatemi, Rebecca Torguson, Joseph Lindsay, Ron Waksman

January 31, 2013

News Daily News

Superiority of Xience V Over Taxus in Women Sustained at 3 Years

Leah Lawrence

February 03, 2011

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Impaired Coronary Flow Reserve May Represent Hidden Biological Risk for Women

Dedicated Stent Study Conducted in Women and Minority Assesses Risks of Adverse Cardiovascular Events Following Coronary Stent Procedures

Women Less Likely Than Men to Survive or Get Life-Saving Therapy for Cardiac Arrest

Better Knowledge of Sex-Specific Differences in CV Risk Factors and Symptoms Could Save Lives, Improve Care

Sex-Specific Biomarker Threshold Doubles MI Diagnosis in Women With Suspected ACS

Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction Common in Both Sexes, Predicts MACE

FFR-Guided PCI Shows Differences in Long-Term Outcomes in Men, Women

Comparison of Target Lesion and Vessel Revascularization in Women of Different Age Groups after Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for Acute Coronary Syndrome

Superiority of Xience V Over Taxus in Women Sustained at 3 Years

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