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Women More Vulnerable To Heart Risk Factors

Lifestyle factors significantly affect women's heart health more than men's, according to the study presented at the American College of Cardiology meeting.
Women in poor health face nearly five times the risk of heart disease compared to those in ideal health, whereas men face 2.5 times more risk.
22% of women and 31% of men reported poor health, highlighting differences in health outcomes.
Dr. Maneesh Sud noted that this study indicates women might need to do more to protect their heart health compared to men.

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