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   A new study shows that blood vessels, including large and small arteries, in   
   women, age much faster in women than in men. This is the first time this   
   finding has been reported. The study, published in the journal JAMA Cardiology   
   in January 2020, will be    
   helpful in showing how women are at a different risk for cardiovascular   
   disease, both with respect to the type and the timing, than men.   
      
   Prevailing wisdom seems to be that women and men are at the same type of risk,   
   and that the only difference is that men develop disease earlier. By midlife,   
   so it goes, women will have the same extent of disease as men do. However,   
   says researcher Susan    
   Cheng, “Our research not only confirms that women have different biology and   
   physiology than their male counterparts, but also illustrates why it is that   
   women may be more susceptible to developing certain types of cardiovascular   
   disease and at    
   different points in life."   
      
   https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200115/Blood-vessels-in-wome   
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