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[Gender discrepancy: time to implement gender-based clinical management].

Fabiana Lucà¹, Daniela Pavan², Michele Massimo Gulizia³

¹Divisione di Cardiologia, Grande Ospedale Metropolitano Bianchi-Melacrino-Morelli, Reggio Calabria.

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Gender significantly impacts cardiovascular disease risk, prevention, and treatment. Addressing these sex and gender disparities is crucial for personalized medicine and equitable patient care.

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Area of Science:

Cardiology
Public Health
Medical Sociology

Context:

Cardiovascular disease risk factors are strongly influenced by gender.
Gender, a socio-cultural construct, affects healthcare access and quality.
Existing clinical approaches inadequately address sex and gender differences, leading to care disparities.

Purpose:

To increase awareness of sex and gender influences on cardiovascular diseases.
To advocate for the development of new strategies to reduce disparities in cardiovascular care.
To highlight the importance of sex and gender in cardiovascular drug therapy and personalized treatment.

Summary:

Sex and gender significantly affect cardiovascular risk, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Current clinical practices often overlook these differences, resulting in disparities.
This position paper aims to illuminate gender-specific cardiovascular drug responses for personalized therapy.

Impact:

Promotes personalized therapeutic approaches in cardiovascular medicine.
Encourages the inclusion of more women in clinical trials.
Calls for greater representation of women in guideline development boards.
Aims to reduce disparities in cardiovascular care outcomes.