Heart Disease in Women
Heart Disease in Women is a scholarly work by Karina W. Davidson, published in 2004 in ''C N S Spectrums''. The main subjects of the publication include depression, medicine, psychosocial, heart disease, incidence, internal medicine, cardiac arrest, cause of death, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, psychological intervention, disease, diabetes, anxiety, gerontology, and myocardial infarction. It was only in the early 1990s that the National Institute of Health required that researchers report outcome analyses separately by sex.