Redefining Cardiovascular Care for Women

Redefining cardiovascular care for women

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death for women across the globe, yet significant progress has been made in prevention, diagnosis and management thanks to more sex-specific research, as noted in a special Go Red for Women issue of Circulation, the American Heart Association's flagship, peer-reviewed scientific journal, published today.

Special Issue Highlights Research Advancing Women's Heart Disease and Stroke Care

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Special Circulation Issue Highlights Critical Research Gaps in Women's Cardiovascular Health

Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death for women globally, yet significant progress in prevention, diagnosis and management has been made through increased sex-specific research, according to a special Go Red for Women issue of Circulation published today. The issue confirms the journal’s dedication to advancing women’s cardiovascular health by showcasing new research about cardiovascular disease in women, with nearly 45% of w…