This paper discusses the increasing recognition of gender-specific characteristics in cardiovascular disease and hypertension.
Gender considerations may refine hypertension risk assessment; leaves open dedicated prognostic validation before practice change.
There is an increasing recognition that there are gender specific characteristics of cardiovascular disease, the commonest cause of death in most developed countries [1,2]. Men and women differ con...
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