Heart disease is the leading killer of women as well as men, but it’s often under-recognized in women, said Dr. Dena Krishnan.


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Heart disease is the leading killer of women as well as men, but it’s often under-recognized in women, said Dr. Dena Krishnan.{ai:summary}<p>Dr. Krishnan warns of heart disease being overlooked in women. #health.</p>

Women’s heart risk spikes after menopause, study shows

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