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Today the Almada-Seixal Local Health Unit was created

The creation of structure is the result of continuous reorganization in the SNS. Almada-Seixal (ULSAS) is one of 31 new units created in January 2024. As

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Do Heart Attacks Kill More Women Than Men?

Women s heart health: Here s why women need more awareness of the risks of heart attack (myocardial infarction) and other heart disease.

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Study: Women More Likely to Die After Heart Attack Than Men

Women may be more than twice as likely to die after having a heart attack, compared to men, new research shows. The findings suggest that women may need additional monitoring and medical check-ins after a cardiac event to remain well.

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Women More Likely to Die After a Heart Attack Than Men, Study Finds – NBC Bay Area

Cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in both men and women, seems to pose a significantly greater risk of death in women who have a heart attack.

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Women twice as likely to die after heart attack than men, says study

While findings from the new study are alarming, there are steps that both sexes can take to reduce their risk of a life-threatening heart attack.

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