It’s Not Always About Chest Pain with Mary Collins
Many people think heart disease is a man's disease when in fact heart disease is the number one cause of death in women. The symptoms of heart disease vary greatly between men and women so they are often misunderstood or missed all together. While cardiac disease impacts some women at higher rates, education and healthy lifestyle changes can prevent cardiac incidents.
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