Atherosclerosis Study Unveils Critical Insights into Heart Health for Women
Heart Doc VIP with Dr. Joel Kahn · Dr. Joel Kahn
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Show Notes
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During this episode, Dr. Kahn shares updates on two technologies he has been utilizing. Firstly, he discusses his experience wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), which tracks glucose levels and provides valuable information about spikes and valleys after meals. Additionally, he highlights the bio-beat.com watch, a device he has been using to monitor vital signs, including blood pressure.
The main topic of discussion revolves around the findings of a large study that employed coronary CT angiography to examine men and women. The study revealed that, on average, women develop atherosclerosis approximately 12 years later than men. However, despite this delay, women face an increased risk of heart attacks and death. Therefore, it is crucial for women to prioritize early detection, prevention, and reversal of all heart risk factors.