Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death among women, yet significant differences exist in disease presentation, risk factors, diagnosis, and treatment outcomes. This track focuses on addressing the unique cardiovascular health needs of women across different stages of life.
Topics will include pregnancy-related cardiovascular conditions, hormonal influences, menopause-associated risks, heart disease prevention, and sex-specific clinical manifestations. Experts will highlight the importance of early diagnosis and tailored management strategies that improve cardiovascular outcomes for women.
Attendees will explore emerging research, public health initiatives, and innovative approaches to reducing cardiovascular disparities. The track encourages greater awareness and understanding of gender-specific factors that influence heart health and disease progression.