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See Latest ArticlesAlthough women are less likely to be admitted to coronary care units, they are treated equally to men and have better outcome. A prospective cohort study in patients with non ST-elevation acute coronary syndromes
Acute Cardiac Care, 09/11/09
Alfredsson J et al. – In this study on patients with NSTE–ACS, women were less likely to be admitted to coronary care units. However, the overall treatment was as intensive for women as for men. Moreover, after adjustment, one–year mortality was lower in women.
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