A new study found that age at menopause accounts for 10% of the link between menopause and coronary heart disease. Get more details in this quick slideshow.
Poor Cardiovascular Health at Midlife Linked to Cognitive Decline in Black Women
Poor cardiovascular health at midlife was associated with a decline in the mental processing speed of Black women, but not White women, according to a new study.
Treatment by Female Physicians Linked to Lower Mortality, Hospital Readmissions
Treatment by female physicians resulted in better 30-day outcomes for male and female patients, but the benefit was significantly greater for the women.
Maternal Vascular Indices, Biomarkers at 36 Week's Gestation Predict Preeclampsia, New Study Concludes
Increased arterial stiffness and elevated central BP are among factors researchers found to have strong discriminatory value for PE at term and postpartum.
Untreated, New-Onset Hypertension Tied to Higher Risk of Uterine Fibroids in Women
Women with new-onset HTN faced a 45% greater risk of newly self-reported fibroids and those with untreated HTN had a 19% greater risk, according to a new study.
Risk for CHD Higher for Women who Binge Drink vs Men: Daily Dose
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Risk for CHD Double Among Women who Binge Drink vs Men
ACC.24: Even modest alcohol intake increases risk for coronary heart disease in men and women but women are at much greater risk across levels of weekly consumption.