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This editorial discusses sex differences in myocardial ischaemia symptoms during PCI, noting that while 20% of the studied cohort had diabetes, it surprisingly did not affect symptom reporting.
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This editorial emphasizes that both biological sex differences and socio-cultural gender roles contribute to the differing presentation of myocardial ischaemia symptoms between men and women.
This editorial emphasizes that both biological sex differences and socio-cultural gender roles contribute to the differing presentation of myocardial ischaemia symptoms between men and women.
Vera Regitz‐Zagrosek (2011) conducted an editorial in Myocardial ischaemia. Sex and gender was evaluated. This editorial discusses sex differences in myocardial ischaemia symptoms during PCI, noting that while 20% of the studied cohort had diabetes, it surprisingly did not affect symptom reporting.
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