The study, which lasted 11 years, found out that despite often having better overall health metrics, women who accumulate ...

Regular medical checkups are a great preventive measure as they help detect silent conditions like blood pressure, diabetes, ...

A new study highlights that eight specific health and lifestyle factors could increase women's heart disease risk more than men's. Doctors share their insights.

body mass index, blood glucose, lipids and blood pressure — appear to have twice the impact on heart health risk for women compared to men, found researchers at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre ...

Overall, women were more likely to have fewer negative risk factors and more positive ones compared to men. But women with more negative risk factors face a more pronounced increase in their risk of a ...

A reduction in risk factors like high blood pressure can delay cardiovascular events by 2.4 years for women and 1.2 years for ...

BMI is an outdated measure of health, say experts – there’s a raft of checks that could give a clue to your current wellbeing ...