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Women's Vascular Health

Cardiovascular disease, long felt to be a male-dominant affliction, is the leading cause of mortality in women of all ages in the UK.1 Many women, however, continue to site breast cancer as a major cause of death while the burden of cardiovascular disease rumbles on with seemingly little public awareness.2 Furthermore, the outcome of cardiovascular disease in women is worse compared with men.3 The reasons for these observations are unclear; however, later age of onset, the presence of other co-morbidities and the role of oestrogen, to list but a few, are possible factors. Increasingly, it is recognized that new research, resources and development are required in women's cardiovascular health in order to readdress the gender gap that currently exists.