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Editorial
Key result
Women with acute coronary syndromes experience longer treatment delays and higher mortality rates than men, underscoring the urgent need for sex-specific recommendations in clinical guidelines.
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Persistent ACS sex disparities demand guideline attention; leaves open whether targeted recommendations will reduce women's mortality.
There is an urgent need to implement sex-specific knowledge and recommendations in ACS guidelines to reduce mortality and complication rates in women.
Angela H.E.M. Maas (2018) conducted an editorial in Acute coronary syndromes. Women with acute coronary syndromes experience longer treatment delays and higher mortality rates than men, underscoring the urgent need for sex-specific recommendations in clinical guidelines.
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