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This editorial introduces a special issue of Clinical Cardiology focused on the major adverse impact of cardiovascular disease in women, highlighting actionable items and knowledge gaps.
This editorial introduces a special issue focused on the major adverse impact of cardiovascular disease in women, highlighting actionable items and knowledge gaps.
February was Heart Month. Clinical Cardiology has embraced the opportunity to share with clinicians and scientists the major adverse impact of cardiovascular disease in women, identifying actionable items derived from recent research studies and highlighting gaps in our knowledge that require investigation. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. The invited expert clinician/scientists in this issue of Clinical Cardiology , Drs. Noel Bairey Merz, Pamela Ouyang, Leslee Shaw, and Nanette Wenger, are members of the Society for Women's Health Research, Interdisciplinary Studies In Sex‐differences (ISIS) Network on Cardiovascular Disease. The author has no funding, financial relationships, or conflicts of interest to disclose.
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Nanette K. Wenger (2012) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular disease in women. This editorial introduces a special issue of Clinical Cardiology focused on the major adverse impact of cardiovascular disease in women, highlighting actionable items and knowledge gaps.
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