Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, affecting more than 60 million women, and hormonal changes after menopause make coronary artery disease more common in later life. But what if a simple conversation with your doctor could be the key to your heart's health? That's the question asked by K-State graduate researcher Sarah Fenn.
Maintaining heart‑healthy habits, monitoring blood pressure, and staying active become increasingly important as women age, and discussing any concerns with a healthcare professional can help guide prevention and early detection.
