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First-Ever Cardiac Surgery Trial in Women Poised to Launch: ROMA-Women

Shelley Wood

April 07, 2023

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INOCA Exerts Heavy Toll on Daily Life: Survey

Caitlin E. Cox

September 28, 2022

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Before and After PCI, Women Have Poorer Health Status Than Men

L.A. McKeown

January 28, 2022

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Stressed Out Stable CAD Patients Have Higher Risk of MI and CV Death

L.A. McKeown

November 11, 2021

News Conference News ACC 2020

Ischemia Burden Not Linked to Angina in Nonobstructive CAD: CIAO

Michael O'Riordan

March 31, 2020

News Conference News ACC 2020

More Symptoms, Less Extensive Disease in Women With Stable CAD: ISCHEMIA

Michael O'Riordan

March 28, 2020

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Vasospasm, Microvascular Dysfunction Tied to MACE in Nonobstructive CAD

Michael O'Riordan

November 05, 2019

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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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Sex-Based Nuances Seen in iFR and FFR Testing: DEFINE-FLAIR

Caitlin E. Cox

October 24, 2019

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Abnormal Coronary Reactivity in Women Portends Added CV, Death Risk in the Next Decade

Caitlin E. Cox

February 13, 2019

News Conference News AHA 2016

Impaired Coronary Flow Reserve May Represent Hidden Biological Risk for Women

L.A. McKeown

November 17, 2016

News Conference News ACC 2016

CT Angiography and Stress Testing: Prognostic Value Differs Between Women and Men

Caitlin E. Cox

April 08, 2016

News Conference News ACC 2016

Women Have Same Cardiac Symptoms as Men, but Describe Them Differently, Influencing Testing Choices

L.A. McKeown

April 03, 2016

News Daily News

Women More Often Than Men Report Lingering Angina After PCI, Raising More Questions

L.A. McKeown

March 06, 2016

News Daily News

Anxiety a Marker of Exercise-Induced Ischemia in Women but Not Men

L.A. McKeown

February 23, 2016

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Effect of Sex Differences on Invasive Measures of Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction in Pts With Angina in the Absence of Obstructive CAD

Presenter: Y. Kobayashi

September 22, 2015

News Daily News

Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction Common in Both Sexes, Predicts MACE

May 07, 2014

News Daily News

Angiography May Overestimate Disease Severity vs. FFR in Women

Caitlin E. Cox

June 20, 2013

News Daily News

Younger Women Fare Worse Than Men After PCI for STEMI

Jason Kahn

March 09, 2013

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La Prueba de la Reactividad Coronaria es Relativamente Segura en Mujeres de Alto Riesgo Sin EAC

June 25, 2012

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First-Ever Cardiac Surgery Trial in Women Poised to Launch: ROMA-Women

INOCA Exerts Heavy Toll on Daily Life: Survey

Before and After PCI, Women Have Poorer Health Status Than Men

Stressed Out Stable CAD Patients Have Higher Risk of MI and CV Death

Ischemia Burden Not Linked to Angina in Nonobstructive CAD: CIAO

More Symptoms, Less Extensive Disease in Women With Stable CAD: ISCHEMIA

Vasospasm, Microvascular Dysfunction Tied to MACE in Nonobstructive CAD

Women More Likely Than Men to Develop Heart Failure After STEMI

Sex-Based Nuances Seen in iFR and FFR Testing: DEFINE-FLAIR

Abnormal Coronary Reactivity in Women Portends Added CV, Death Risk in the Next Decade

Impaired Coronary Flow Reserve May Represent Hidden Biological Risk for Women

CT Angiography and Stress Testing: Prognostic Value Differs Between Women and Men

Women Have Same Cardiac Symptoms as Men, but Describe Them Differently, Influencing Testing Choices

Women More Often Than Men Report Lingering Angina After PCI, Raising More Questions

Anxiety a Marker of Exercise-Induced Ischemia in Women but Not Men

Effect of Sex Differences on Invasive Measures of Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction in Pts With Angina in the Absence of Obstructive CAD

Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction Common in Both Sexes, Predicts MACE

Angiography May Overestimate Disease Severity vs. FFR in Women

Younger Women Fare Worse Than Men After PCI for STEMI

La Prueba de la Reactividad Coronaria es Relativamente Segura en Mujeres de Alto Riesgo Sin EAC

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