Precision Cardiology for Women: What the Data Really Says

The GOLD Podcast: Weekly Pharma Insights by Alice Watson

Mar 19, 202609:10Business

Why does cardiovascular data so often fail women? In Part 2, Leslie Cho unpacks how trial design, symptom bias, and underdiagnosis of microvascular disease distort care for women, and what the evidence actually tells us...

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