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Heart Disease Looks Different in Men vs. Women: Expert Comments for American Heart Month
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Heart Disease Looks Different in Men vs. Women: Expert Comments for American Heart Month
Newswise — Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., and scientists are only now beginning to answer a very critical question: why does heart disease affect women and men differently? Whitehead Institute Member David Page, who is also a professor of biology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), has spent his career studying the genetic differences between male and female cells, tissues, and organs — and how those differe…
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