Oestrogen's shield: Unravelling its role in women's heart health
GeneralHeart health is a paramount concern, and while it affects both men and women, the dynamics of cardiovascular well-being can significantly differ between the genders. Interestingly, one remarkable factor that plays a protective role, particularly for women, is the hormone oestrogen. Women experience unique protection against heart attacks during their reproductive years, thanks to oestrogen. This safeguarding effect is particularly noticeable between the onset of menstruation (around age 14-15) and the onset of menopause (around age 45-50). During this period, women are considerably shielded against heart attacks.
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