When a heart attack strikes, speedy treatment is key. But findings in the European Heart Journal reveal that women wait ...

That dramatic chest clutching and extreme prespiration as shown in movies is NOT the norm for heart attacks Several people and primarily women show very subtle almost silent signs of heart attack ofte ...

Women are more likely to experience certain lung-related symptoms than men. Mercy Medical Center pulmonologist Dr. Anthony ...

For many Black women, fatigue is often brushed off as a result of juggling work, family, and personal responsibilities.

Heart disease is often considered a man's problem, but it's important to recognize that women are equally at risk. In fact, heart attacks in women can present with different symptoms compared to ...

Women are at a higher risk of heart attacks due to factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, menopause, and stress.

Epigastric pain refers to pain or discomfort below the ... commonly described as a burning feeling in your chest after you eat. This feeling is usually worse when you lie or bend down due to ...

The findings represent the first step to potentially augmenting current risk models with Lp(a) measurements, the author says.

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 ...