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Integrating sex and gender in cardiovascular studies is essential to address historical underrepresentation, understand sex-specific pathologies, and improve health outcomes for both women and men.
This editorial highlights the critical need to integrate sex and gender considerations across clinical, translational, and basic cardiovascular research to improve scientific quality and patient outcomes.
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Hester M. den Ruijter (2020) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular disease. Sex and gender integration in research was evaluated. Integrating sex and gender in cardiovascular studies is essential to address historical underrepresentation, understand sex-specific pathologies, and improve health outcomes for both women and men.
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