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Dr. Jim O'Brien discusses heart health in women on Are We There Yet?

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Dr. Jim O'Brien discusses heart health in women on Are We There Yet?
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Dr. Jim O'Brien discusses the historical gender bias in cardiovascular research, noting that women often experience different heart attack symptoms than men. He emphasizes the need for better awareness regarding hormonal impacts on heart health during perimenopause.

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Addressing gender-specific medical gaps is critical for improving diagnostic accuracy and reducing mortality rates for women's heart health.

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