When a heart attack strikes, it doesn’t always feel the same in women as it does in men. Women don't always get the same classic heart attack symptoms as men, such as crushing chest pain that ...

In a 2003 Circulation study of female heart attack patients, scientists found that during an attack, 43% of the 515 women studied had no “acute chest pain, a ‘hallmark symptom in men.’” ...

Heart disease kills one in three women each year—more than all cancers combined. That's why it is so important for women to understand their risk factors and learn the signs and symptoms of a heart ...

Heart attacks don’t always look like they do in the movies. While some involve doubling over, wincing in pain, and falling to the ground, others present very differently. In fact, some “silent heart ...

Among adults 55 and younger, women may be more likely than men to experience lesser-known acute heart attack symptoms in addition to chest pain, a new study has found.

In fact, heart disease is the leading cause of death for women. And the heart attack symptoms in women can actually look way different from the classic chest pain you often hear about.

A lmost 30% of women who had a heart attack in a new study sought medical care for related symptoms before they ever went to the hospital — but more than half of their doctors didn’t think ...

Heart attack warning signs and symptoms women should not ignore 04:29. Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the United States, killing more than 300,000 every year — yet ...

According to the American Heart Association, someone in the U.S. suffers from a heart attack every 40 seconds. In fact, a heart doctor told News 4, heart disease is the number one killer of women.

Heart disease is rising in younger women. “There’s a lack of understanding in both women and men that a heart attack does not have to cause chest pain or these incredible movie-like symptoms ...