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Cardiovascular Disease
Antihypertensive regimens may have to differ between men and women
March 16th, 2006
A recent review focused on this review will focus on sex-related differences in the heart and vasculature, and treatments for cardiovascular disease, such as hypertension. According to the review, "Cardiovascular disease is one of the most common causes of mortality affecting both men and women in industrialized nations. Sex-related differences have been well established with regard to heart and vascular function as well as cardiovascular disease processes. Nevertheless, the precise mechanisms of action behind these gender-related differences are poorly understood." S.M. McBride and colleagues from the University of Wyoming wrote, "Premenopausal...
Source: Women's Health Weekly (2006-03-16)
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