The risk of heart failure in women is higher

A study of the Heart Institute of the University of Ottawa in Canada was published in the Journal of the Canadian Medical Association

In this study, 35% of deaths due to cardiovascular disease in women were attributed to cardiovascular disease

THOUSAND PEOPLE WITH 98 WOMEN 91

Experts who study the gender differences in the # Heart failure, 20 reported that heart failure was the source of heart failure.

One year after diagnosis, about 17% of women and 15% of men lost their lives.

During the study period, women were diagnosed with heart disease the admission rate was passed by men, while 98 out of a thousand women were admitted to the clinic. hospital, this number remained at 91 among men.

From the Ottowa University's Institute of Cardiology, the number of women who presented themselves at the hospital increased with the complaint of heart disease. Louise Sun said that research was the first study on gender differences in the incidence of heart failure

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