Women overlooked for CVD checks in general practice


With men more likely than women to have their cardiovascular disease risk factors measured by their GP, can pharmacists help bridge the divide? Research from The George Institute for Global Health and the University of Sydney has found men are significantly more likely than women to have their heart disease risk factors measured by their

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