Recently, the so-called "gender medicine" has produced increasingly numerous studies on how diseases differ between men and women in terms of prevention, clinical signs, therapeutic approach, prognosis, psychological and social impact. This page, taken from our report on the 32nd congress of the European Cardiology Society, offers 8 interviews, related to studies and initiatives, which address this same topic in the cardiovascular field.
Recently, the so-called "gender medicine" has produced increasingly numerous studies on how diseases differ between men and women in terms of prevention, clinical signs, therapeutic approach, prognosis, psychological and social impact. This page, taken from our report on the 32nd congress of the European Cardiology Society, offers 8 interviews, related to studies and initiatives, which address this same topic in the cardiovascular field.
hot topic - gender differences in the management of cardiovascular diseases
More women in future studies to investigate gender differences
Women's involvement in decision-making improves outcomes
Do women experience heart failure in a different way?
Male and female physicians: differences in treating patients
Gender differences in the diagnosis and treatment of Isch. H.D.
Women and men: different outcomes from similar treatments
Women's peculiarities may lead to worse outcomes in PCI
