Lander, MDMedically reviewed by Jeffrey S. Lander, MD Chest pain may indicate a heart attack in women and men but have other possible causes, including heart inflammation, a lung infection or ...

Sharp pain on the right side of the chest can result from a variety of issues, ranging from acute (short-lived) muscle strain to more serious conditions involving the heart or lungs. In women ...

At home in Virginia, about an hour's drive away, Jeff packed a bag for Priti while their three children slept – twins Kieran ...

Chest pain (i.e. angina pectoris) is the predominant initial and subsequent presentation of CHD in women. Evaluation of chest pain and risk stratification to determine the need for further ...

Heart attacks among young individuals, especially aged 18-44, are rising alarmingly, even in those leading seemingly healthy ...

Women report with breathing difficulties after exertion or an acute episode of breathing problems, which is frequently ...

Anatomical and physiological differences in the cardiovascular system directly reflect on the way heart disease manifests in ...

“It’s vital for women to trust their instincts regarding their health. If something feels off or unusual, they should not ...

For 20 years, doctors told Diana Falzone her pain was normal. “Well, that’s just how it is for some women,” she remembers one ...

Most of us have seen TV dramas where someone has a heart attack and they're clutching their chest in agony, but the symptoms ...

As the population continues to age, with women outliving men, it is likely that patients without chest pain will make up an increasing proportion of those presenting with an ACS. Of the patients ...

Most people consider chest pain as a symptom of a heart attack but it is not true. Before a heart attack, our body parts ...