Study reveals gaps in women's heart health care in New Zealand
A review of 25 years of New Zealand research has revealed significant gaps in women's heart health care, highlighting opportunities to improve diagnosis, treatment and outcomes. Published in the New Zealand Medical Journal, the systematic review, co-led by Dr. Kylie Short of Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC), identified a significant gender data gap, with just 26% of…
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