Although heart disease is sometimes thought of as a "man’s disease," around the same number of women and men die each year of heart disease in the United States. According to the CDC, despite ...

Findings from the 2014-2020 National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey showed that U.S. women visiting emergency departments wait 29% longer, on average, to be seen and evaluated for heart ...

A new study found that those who reported high levels of alcohol intake—particularly women—had a ... [+] higher likelihood of developing heart disease. As few as three alcoholic drinks per ...

The Netherlands' powerhouse women's field hockey team scored three goals in six minutes in the second period to beat Argentina 3-1 and make it three gold medals in the last four Olympics. In 2016, the ...

But Nageotte refocused, nailed her third attempt and maintained that concentration until there were just four women left. And then she outlasted them all. After clinching the gold, Nageotte went for a ...

Well, if it’s broken heart syndrome, the answer is typically ... Of these, most (88.3%) were among women. During that decade, the number of TTS diagnoses per million hospitalizations per year ...

This can then lead to symptoms of coronary artery disease. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. Over 695,000 Americans die from heart disease ...

The friends, supporters and members of the Salvation Army of Palm Beach County women's auxiliary turned out to honor their sisters at the 34th annual Hearts of Gold Luncheon. The Stronger Together ...

Twenty percent of women will not have the same symptoms from a heart attack that a man has, and instead of the classic, there's an elephant on my chest or chest pain radiating into the neck and ...