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Why are angina symptoms different in women and men?
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Different creatures: We are all wired a little differently. Women are statistically more likely to experience heart pain a little atypically, but all do not. Interestingly, angina, even in people of the same sex, may be experienced quite differently.
Answered 5/28/2015
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