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Categories: Heart News
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Published: February 17, 2020

Women still underrepresented in clinical research, science and medicine that could save them from their No. 1 killer

American Heart Association’s Circulation journal focuses special issue on Go Red for Women® initiative in the fight to end heart disease and stroke in women
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