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Coronary artery disease in women exhibits differential expression compared to men and remains a major public health concern from a population-based perspective.
This review describes the characteristics and differential expression of coronary artery disease in women compared to men from a population-based perspective.
Coronary artery disease (CAD) remains a disease of major public health importance among women. In light of this fact, attention has focused recently on the differential expression of the disease in women as compared to men. This review will attempt to describe the characteristics of CAD among women from a population-based perspective.
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Pagley et al. (2008) studied this question. Coronary artery disease in women exhibits differential expression compared to men and remains a major public health concern from a population-based perspective.
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