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Have we been thinking about women’s heart health all wrong? Leading medical societies think so.

Publié par The Boston Globe · États-Unis il y a 9 h

While many assume cardiovascular disease is only a concern later in life, new guidelines suggest doctors start monitoring heart health risks at puberty.

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Have we been thinking about women’s heart health all wrong? Leading medical societies think so.

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Have we been thinking about women’s heart health all wrong? Leading medical societies think so.

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