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Traditional and Female-Specific Risk Factors that Influence A Woman’s Cardiovascular Risk

Join cardiologist Erin Michos and cardiac surgeon Jennifer Lawton to learn about heart disease risk factors, screening and treatment options for women.

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  • Dates:

    February 11, 2021

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    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST

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Women face both traditional risk factors and unique risk factors for cardiovascular disease when compared to men. Join cardiologist Erin Michos and cardiac surgeon Jennifer Lawton for a free webinar discussing heart disease risk factors, screening and treatment options for women.

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