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Young women with heart attacks often face delayed care due to unrecognized symptoms and outdated medical biases, prompting new global guidelines.
Women under 50, especially pre-menopausal, often face misdiagnosis or delayed treatment for heart attacks due to atypical symptoms like fatigue, nausea, and jaw pain, which are frequently overlooked.
Heart disease remains the leading global cause of death and second in Australia, yet younger women suffer worse outcomes than men, partly due to outdated medical assumptions and insufficient training.
The American Heart Association has released new global guidance, led by Australian cardiologist Jason Kovacic, urging healthcare providers to improve recognition of gender-specific symptoms and update clinical practices to reduce disparities and preventable deaths.
Las mujeres jóvenes con ataques cardíacos a menudo se enfrentan a un retraso en la atención debido a síntomas no reconocidos y sesgos médicos obsoletos, lo que provocó nuevas pautas globales.