Women are more likely experience subtler signs of a heart attack, often leading them to be overlooked or outright ignored.

"There are several reasons for this in my opinion. Traditionally, the archetype of a heart attack—a sudden, crushing chest ...

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Results also showed that risk factors for heart disease - the leading cause of attacks - are more deadly for women. This ...

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A doctor has warned that women often experience more subtle symptoms of a heart attack, which can be overlooked or mistaken ...

Women are 50% more likely than men to receive a wrong initial diagnosis while having a heart attack, with some patients even mistaking an attack for simply stress or indigestion.

With heart attacks, for example, the most common symptom is chest pain for men and women—but women may be more likely to experience other symptoms, such as shortness of breath, nausea or vomiting ...

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Dr Lawrence Cunningham, a retired GP at UK Care Guide, says women are more likely experience subtler heart attack signs. Due ...