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Home›health›Women's heart attack symptoms are atypical or less pronounced; need to be more vigilant: AIIMS Cardiologist
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Women's heart attack symptoms are atypical or less pronounced; need to be more vigilant: AIIMS Cardiologist

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by ANI News•1d ago•1 views•
Women's heart attack symptoms are atypical or less pronounced; need to be more vigilant: AIIMS Cardiologist
Speaking with ANI on atypical heart attack signs in women, Professor & HOD, Department of Cardiology, AIIMS Delhi, Dr Rajiv Narang, said, "Since their symptoms can be atypical or less pronounced, women need to be vigilant; if they experience discomfort or chest pain, they should consult a doctor immediately."
By Shalini Bhardwaj New Delhi [India], September 30 (ANI): It was considered for years that women are less prone to heart attacks, but now young women are suffering from heart attacks. Speaking with ANI on atypical heart attack signs in women, Profes... [2173 chars]
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